Tuesday, February 24, 2026
ReadyMontco - West Pottsgrove Alert
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Trash & Recycling collection will be delayed one day due to the February 22-23, 2026, winter storm event.
Trash & Recycling will be collected on Thursday February 26, 2026.
Reminder - Alley collection (w/exceptions) ceased at the beginning of the year. All toters will be collected at the street.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Trash & Recycling will be collected on Thursday February 26, 2026.
Reminder - Alley collection (w/exceptions) ceased at the beginning of the year. All toters will be collected at the street.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Monday, February 23, 2026
ReadyMontco - Lansdale Update on SEPTA Garage Ticketing
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SEPTA Garage Ticket Update: We're aware of reports that parking tickets were issued sporadically to residents who parked in the garage during the snow alert. We're actively working with SEPTA to understand what happened, resolve the issue and clarify the process for ticket redemption. (Note that this only pertains to tickets in the Lansdale garage issued by SEPTA Saturday through Tuesday)
We appreciate your patience as we sort this out. We'll share updates and next steps as soon as more information is available.
We appreciate your patience as we sort this out. We'll share updates and next steps as soon as more information is available.
ReadyMontco - Lower Gwynedd Twp Emergency Alert
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The Snow Emergency has been lifted. Snow plowing and salting operations have been completed. We extend our sincere thanks to our Public Works Department for their hard work and dedication throughout the storm to keep our roads safe.
Thank you to our residents for their cooperation and patience during the Snow Emergency.
Thank you to our residents for their cooperation and patience during the Snow Emergency.
ReadyMontco - Whitpain Emergency Alert
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**Snow Emergency Ending At 4 P.M. Today 02/23/2026**
Public Works crews continue clean-up around the Township. The Snow Emergency will end at 4 p.m. today.
To report a snow-related issue, please call 610-277-2400 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. Outside of those hours, please call 610-279-9033.
The Township thanks residents for their cooperation with our second significant snowfall this year.
Snow Cleanup Reminders
When shoveling today, please keep a few safety tips in mind:
· Please clear your sidewalks. If you have cardiac or back problems, try to find assistance with shoveling
· Pace yourself and take breaks – remember, shoveling is exercise
· Lift with your legs not your back
· Lift smaller loads
· Stay hydrated and warm
· Please clear fire hydrants near your property and make sure your mailbox is accessible
Public Works crews continue clean-up around the Township. The Snow Emergency will end at 4 p.m. today.
To report a snow-related issue, please call 610-277-2400 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. Outside of those hours, please call 610-279-9033.
The Township thanks residents for their cooperation with our second significant snowfall this year.
Snow Cleanup Reminders
When shoveling today, please keep a few safety tips in mind:
· Please clear your sidewalks. If you have cardiac or back problems, try to find assistance with shoveling
· Pace yourself and take breaks – remember, shoveling is exercise
· Lift with your legs not your back
· Lift smaller loads
· Stay hydrated and warm
· Please clear fire hydrants near your property and make sure your mailbox is accessible
ReadyMontco - East Norriton Emergency Alert
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The Snow Emergency Declaration that began on Sunday, February 22, 2026 has been officially lifted. We appreciate everyone's cooperation and assistance in helping keep our roads clear and safe during the storm. Thank you for your support.
ReadyMontco - Norristown Alert
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Update: Feb. 23, 1:15 p.m.
Parking Enforcement on Snow Emergency Routes has been LIFTED. Residents may now park on Snow Emergency Routes again. Tomorrow, plowing will continue along regular Maintenance Routes, and normal parking enforcement has resumed.
Actualizaci n: 23 de febrero, 1:15p.m.
Se ha levantado la aplicaci n de multas en las Rutas de Emergencia por Nieve. Los residentes ahora pueden volver a estacionar en las Rutas de Emergencia por Nieve. Mañana, el despeje continuar siguiendo las Rutas de Mantenimiento regulares, y la aplicaci n normal de estacionamiento se ha reanudado.
Parking Enforcement on Snow Emergency Routes has been LIFTED. Residents may now park on Snow Emergency Routes again. Tomorrow, plowing will continue along regular Maintenance Routes, and normal parking enforcement has resumed.
Actualizaci n: 23 de febrero, 1:15p.m.
Se ha levantado la aplicaci n de multas en las Rutas de Emergencia por Nieve. Los residentes ahora pueden volver a estacionar en las Rutas de Emergencia por Nieve. Mañana, el despeje continuar siguiendo las Rutas de Mantenimiento regulares, y la aplicaci n normal de estacionamiento se ha reanudado.
ReadyMontco - Lansdale Snow Alert/Emergency Lifted 11am Monday, February 23
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The Snow Alert/Emergency has been lifted effective 11:00 am on Monday, February 23, and residential parking may return to normal.
As you continue digging out sidewalks and driveways, please remember not to push snow back into the street. Instead, move it onto your yard or other non-street areas to help keep roadways clear and safe for everyone.
Our Public Works crews are finishing cleanup on the main roadways and will then take a well-earned rest. We thank you for your patience throughout the storm and for your continued help as we work together to get the Borough back to normal.
As you continue digging out sidewalks and driveways, please remember not to push snow back into the street. Instead, move it onto your yard or other non-street areas to help keep roadways clear and safe for everyone.
Our Public Works crews are finishing cleanup on the main roadways and will then take a well-earned rest. We thank you for your patience throughout the storm and for your continued help as we work together to get the Borough back to normal.
ReadyMontco - Trappe Emergency Alert
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THE SNOW EMERGENCY WILL BE LIFTED TODAY AT NOON. BOROUGH HALL WILL REOPEN TUESDAY. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION DURING THE SNOWSTORM.
Trappe Borough, Montgomery County, has issued Snow Emergency Declaration effective at Noon Sunday February 22, 2026.
What a Snow Emergency means for Trappe Residents:
-Only vehicles with snow tires, chains, four-wheel drive, or an emergency may drive on roads in the Borough.
-All non-essential vehicles shall stay off roadways between Noon Sunday February 22, 2026 until 8:00 AM Tuesday February 24, unless the emergency is lifted prior.
-Recommended emergency supplies: food, water, flashlight, batteries, phone chargers, first aid kit, extra pet food, fire extinguisher, and extra blankets. Refill prescriptions before the storm if possible.
-This winter storm will bring heavy snow, ice and freezing rain and may cause power outages. Report all power outages to PECO at 800-841-4141. Do not call 911 to report a power outage unless there is a life-threatening emergency. -During a power outage, do not run generators indoors. They produce carbon monoxide, an odorless, colorless gas that will kill you.
-Do not drive over down power lines.
-All emergency services will be on-duty during the storm, please call 911 for all emergencies.
Trappe Borough, Montgomery County, has issued Snow Emergency Declaration effective at Noon Sunday February 22, 2026.
What a Snow Emergency means for Trappe Residents:
-Only vehicles with snow tires, chains, four-wheel drive, or an emergency may drive on roads in the Borough.
-All non-essential vehicles shall stay off roadways between Noon Sunday February 22, 2026 until 8:00 AM Tuesday February 24, unless the emergency is lifted prior.
-Recommended emergency supplies: food, water, flashlight, batteries, phone chargers, first aid kit, extra pet food, fire extinguisher, and extra blankets. Refill prescriptions before the storm if possible.
-This winter storm will bring heavy snow, ice and freezing rain and may cause power outages. Report all power outages to PECO at 800-841-4141. Do not call 911 to report a power outage unless there is a life-threatening emergency. -During a power outage, do not run generators indoors. They produce carbon monoxide, an odorless, colorless gas that will kill you.
-Do not drive over down power lines.
-All emergency services will be on-duty during the storm, please call 911 for all emergencies.
ReadyMontco - Upper Dublin Emergency Alert
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Due to the current and expected weather conditions, Upper Dublin Township has extended the snow emergency through Tuesday, February 24 at 4:00 p.m. The duration of the snow emergency may be adjusted based on actual storm conditions.
During a snow emergency, parking restrictions are in place to allow for safe and efficient snow removal. Residents are asked to follow all posted snow emergency route restrictions and applicable on-street parking regulations.
Additional information, including snow emergency routes, is available on the Township website at www.upperdublin.net/snow.
Important Snow Safety Information:
During a snow emergency, parking restrictions are in place to allow for safe and efficient snow removal. Residents are asked to follow all posted snow emergency route restrictions and applicable on-street parking regulations.
Additional information, including snow emergency routes, is available on the Township website at www.upperdublin.net/snow.
Important Snow Safety Information:
- Please park vehicles off street, especially on one-way streets and cul-de-sacs
- Stay home and avoid travel unless absolutely necessary
- Clear fire hydrants of snow throughout the storm
- Clear sidewalks within 24 hours of the end of the storm - with special attention to corner properties and sidewalks adjacent to bus stops to ensure safe pedestrian access
- Use generators, fireplaces, and space heaters safely
- Call 9-1-1 in a emergency
Thank you for your cooperation.
ReadyMontco - Royersford Emergency Alert
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The Royersford Borough Office of Emergency Management, in conjunction with the Office of the Mayor, has officially lifted the snow emergency for the borough as of 02/23/2026 at 09:30 am local time.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping ensure Royersford is adequately equipped to deal with severe weather.
Parking along emergency snow routes may resume immediately.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping ensure Royersford is adequately equipped to deal with severe weather.
Parking along emergency snow routes may resume immediately.
ReadyMontco - Upper Providence Twp Emergency Alert
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This is a message from the Upper Providence Township Office of Emergency Management:
THE SNOW EMERGENCY WILL BE LIFTED TODAY, 2/23/2026, AT NOON. ALL TOWNSHIP OFFICES AND FACILITIES WILL RE-OPEN TUESDAY 2/24/2026.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION DURING THE SNOWSTORM.
Upper Providence Township, Montgomery County has issued a Snow Emergency Declaration effective at Noon, Sunday February 22, 2026.
What a Snow Emergency means for our residents:
-All Township Offices and Buildings will be CLOSED on Monday February 23, 2026
- No Parking is allowed on designated Snow Emergency Routes and vehicles left on these routes may be towed.
- Vehicles using these routes must have snow tires or chains.
During a Snow Emergency, no vehicles may be parked on these routes, and vehicles using these routes must have snow tires or chains.
The list can be found HERE
- Please move all cars off all streets to make room for the snowplows.
- Road conditions will be dangerous due to a mix of snow and ice. Please stay off the roads and limit driving.
- Please be patient for your neighborhood/development to be plowed as major roads are the high priority.
- The Community Center at Anderson Farm Park will be CLOSED on Sunday 2/22 & Monday 2/23 and is tentatively scheduled to reopen 10am on Tuesday 2/24.
- Reminder: All Township Trails and Park Amenities are not plowed during the winter season.
- The Township Administration Building will be CLOSED on Monday 2/23.
- In case of an emergency, call 911
- Department of Fire & Emergency Services is increasing staffing and will aid with any EMS/Medical calls in the township.
- Police Department will continue to maintain patrol operations throughout the weekend.
- Public Works will battle the snow with trucks, plows, and heavy equipment
This Winter Storm is expected to produce over 12 inches (or more) of snow, freezing rain, sleet, and ice. Residents should be prepared for power outages and utility disruptions.
o Recommended emergency supplies: food, water, flashlight, batteries, phone chargers, first aid kit, extra pet food, fire extinguisher, and extra blankets. Refill prescriptions before the storm if possible.
o Do not run generators/gas grills inside, they produce carbon monoxide, a colorless, odorless gas that will kill you. Do not use ovens and stoves to heat your home.
o Keep exhaust vents for natural gas appliances like water heaters, furnaces and fireplaces clear of snow and ice to prevent carbon monoxide buildup.
- Report all power outages to PECO at 800-841-4141. Do not call 911 to report a power outage unless there is a life-threatening emergency.
- Do not drive over downed powerlines as they can still be energized.
- Please call 911 for all emergencies during the storm.
- Check on elderly neighbors and friends during the storm as they may need extra help
THE SNOW EMERGENCY WILL BE LIFTED TODAY, 2/23/2026, AT NOON. ALL TOWNSHIP OFFICES AND FACILITIES WILL RE-OPEN TUESDAY 2/24/2026.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION DURING THE SNOWSTORM.
Upper Providence Township, Montgomery County has issued a Snow Emergency Declaration effective at Noon, Sunday February 22, 2026.
What a Snow Emergency means for our residents:
-All Township Offices and Buildings will be CLOSED on Monday February 23, 2026
- No Parking is allowed on designated Snow Emergency Routes and vehicles left on these routes may be towed.
- Vehicles using these routes must have snow tires or chains.
During a Snow Emergency, no vehicles may be parked on these routes, and vehicles using these routes must have snow tires or chains.
The list can be found HERE
- Please move all cars off all streets to make room for the snowplows.
- Road conditions will be dangerous due to a mix of snow and ice. Please stay off the roads and limit driving.
- Please be patient for your neighborhood/development to be plowed as major roads are the high priority.
- The Community Center at Anderson Farm Park will be CLOSED on Sunday 2/22 & Monday 2/23 and is tentatively scheduled to reopen 10am on Tuesday 2/24.
- Reminder: All Township Trails and Park Amenities are not plowed during the winter season.
- The Township Administration Building will be CLOSED on Monday 2/23.
- In case of an emergency, call 911
- Department of Fire & Emergency Services is increasing staffing and will aid with any EMS/Medical calls in the township.
- Police Department will continue to maintain patrol operations throughout the weekend.
- Public Works will battle the snow with trucks, plows, and heavy equipment
This Winter Storm is expected to produce over 12 inches (or more) of snow, freezing rain, sleet, and ice. Residents should be prepared for power outages and utility disruptions.
o Recommended emergency supplies: food, water, flashlight, batteries, phone chargers, first aid kit, extra pet food, fire extinguisher, and extra blankets. Refill prescriptions before the storm if possible.
o Do not run generators/gas grills inside, they produce carbon monoxide, a colorless, odorless gas that will kill you. Do not use ovens and stoves to heat your home.
o Keep exhaust vents for natural gas appliances like water heaters, furnaces and fireplaces clear of snow and ice to prevent carbon monoxide buildup.
- Report all power outages to PECO at 800-841-4141. Do not call 911 to report a power outage unless there is a life-threatening emergency.
- Do not drive over downed powerlines as they can still be energized.
- Please call 911 for all emergencies during the storm.
- Check on elderly neighbors and friends during the storm as they may need extra help
Sunday, February 22, 2026
Hatfield Borough
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The Hatfield Borough Office will be closed tomorrow February 23, 2026.
Staff will be working remotely and available through email.
Have fun and be safe!
ReadyMontco - Lansdale Borough Offices CLOSED Monday, February 23
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Due to the storm and continued inclement weather, Borough Offices will be closed on Monday, February 23, 2026. Voicemails and emails will be monitored throughout the day, but offices will reopen on Tuesday, February 24 at 8am.
Crews will be out continuing clean up, but if you do not need to be out please stay off the roads and allow access for plows and emergency vehicles. In case of emergency, please call 9-1-1.
Crews will be out continuing clean up, but if you do not need to be out please stay off the roads and allow access for plows and emergency vehicles. In case of emergency, please call 9-1-1.
ReadyMontco - Hatboro- 2/22 SNOW UPDATES Alert
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Trash and Recycling collection has been cancelled for Monday February 23, 2026. This is for all residents with Monday trash and recycling collection. A special recycling collection will be offered on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, for those with Monday recycling only.
Due to the large snowstorm impacting the area on February 22, 2025, into Monday, February 23rd, Borough Hall staff will be working remotely on Monday, February 23rd. Borough staff will be accessible via phone at 215-443-9100 or via email from 8 AM – 4:30 PM.
Our offices are expected to reopen for in-person operations on Tuesday February 24th at 8 AM. If anything changes, we will immediately let residents know.
Please note, the Borough Council Meeting scheduled for Monday February 23, 2025, as of now is still occurring. A decision will be made at noon on Monday February 23, 2025. Please watch our social media page for updates.
Please follow Savvy Citizen and our Facebook page for updates.
Due to the large snowstorm impacting the area on February 22, 2025, into Monday, February 23rd, Borough Hall staff will be working remotely on Monday, February 23rd. Borough staff will be accessible via phone at 215-443-9100 or via email from 8 AM – 4:30 PM.
Our offices are expected to reopen for in-person operations on Tuesday February 24th at 8 AM. If anything changes, we will immediately let residents know.
Please note, the Borough Council Meeting scheduled for Monday February 23, 2025, as of now is still occurring. A decision will be made at noon on Monday February 23, 2025. Please watch our social media page for updates.
Please follow Savvy Citizen and our Facebook page for updates.
ReadyMontco - Hatboro- 2/22/26 SNOW UPDATES Alert
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Snow Emergency Declared Effective 6 AM, Sunday, February 22, 2026
The Borough has declared a snow emergency beginning at 6 AM on Sunday, February 22nd. The snow emergency will remain in effect until Public Works has completed plowing operations.
During a snow emergency parking is prohibited on the following streets. Vehicles operating on streets within the borough must be equipped with snow rated tires or chains during a snow emergency. You must remove any and all vehicles from the below Snow Emergency Routes. Vehicles found in violation are subject to ticketing and towing.
The following streets are designated snow emergency routes in the Borough:
Byberry Avenue from South York Road to East of the Borough line (Warminster Road)
County Line Road, East from North York Road to North Warminster Road.
County Line Road, West from North York Road to West Borough line.
Horsham Road from South York Road to West Borough line (Continental Road)
Jacksonville Road from East Moreland Avenue to
East County Line Road
Montgomery Avenue, East from York Road to Jacksonville Road
Moreland Avenue, West from York Road to West Borough line
Moreland Avenue, East from York Road to Jacksonville Road
Penn Street, South from Byberry Avenue to East Moreland Avenue
Warminster Road, South from Mill Road to East Moreland Avenue
Warminster Road, North from East Moreland Avenue to East County Line Road
York Road from South of Borough Line to Moreland Avenue
York Road, North from Moreland Avenue to County Line Road
If you do not live on a snow emergency route but typically utilize on-street parking, we are recommending that you remove your vehicle from the street and park in your driveway. This will help Public Works clear snow and ice more effectively from streets throughout the Borough.
If you have any questions, please contact our office at 215-443-9100 or email to dhegele@myhatboro.org
The Borough has declared a snow emergency beginning at 6 AM on Sunday, February 22nd. The snow emergency will remain in effect until Public Works has completed plowing operations.
During a snow emergency parking is prohibited on the following streets. Vehicles operating on streets within the borough must be equipped with snow rated tires or chains during a snow emergency. You must remove any and all vehicles from the below Snow Emergency Routes. Vehicles found in violation are subject to ticketing and towing.
The following streets are designated snow emergency routes in the Borough:
Byberry Avenue from South York Road to East of the Borough line (Warminster Road)
County Line Road, East from North York Road to North Warminster Road.
County Line Road, West from North York Road to West Borough line.
Horsham Road from South York Road to West Borough line (Continental Road)
Jacksonville Road from East Moreland Avenue to
East County Line Road
Montgomery Avenue, East from York Road to Jacksonville Road
Moreland Avenue, West from York Road to West Borough line
Moreland Avenue, East from York Road to Jacksonville Road
Penn Street, South from Byberry Avenue to East Moreland Avenue
Warminster Road, South from Mill Road to East Moreland Avenue
Warminster Road, North from East Moreland Avenue to East County Line Road
York Road from South of Borough Line to Moreland Avenue
York Road, North from Moreland Avenue to County Line Road
If you do not live on a snow emergency route but typically utilize on-street parking, we are recommending that you remove your vehicle from the street and park in your driveway. This will help Public Works clear snow and ice more effectively from streets throughout the Borough.
If you have any questions, please contact our office at 215-443-9100 or email to dhegele@myhatboro.org
ReadyMontco - Upper Dublin Emergency Alert
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Out of an abundance of caution for the safety of our staff, and to allow snow removal crews ample time to clear all township facilities, Township Administrative Offices at 801 Loch Alsh Avenue and the Upper Dublin Library at 520 Virginia Drive will be closed tomorrow, Monday, February 23.
As a reminder, all trash and recycling in Area A will be collected on Wednesday, February 25 and all bulk trash & cardboard collections will take place on Friday, February 27.
We appreciate your understanding and encourage everyone to stay safe and warm.
Please check our website and social media channels for updates.
As a reminder, all trash and recycling in Area A will be collected on Wednesday, February 25 and all bulk trash & cardboard collections will take place on Friday, February 27.
We appreciate your understanding and encourage everyone to stay safe and warm.
Please check our website and social media channels for updates.
ReadyMontco - Upper Gwynedd Emergency Alert
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A Snow Emergency has been declared. All vehicles should be parked off of the street to ensure that Road Crews can quickly and efficiently plow the roads. This storm will cause hazardous road conditions, so please stay home unless it is a true emergency. This is for your safety, the safety of emergency responders, road crews, and those that do not have the option to stay home. Please monitor the Township's website and social media for further updates.
ReadyMontco - Perkiomen Emergency Alert
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PERKIOMEN TOWNSHIP SNOW EMERGENCY DECLARATION
Perkiomen Township has issued a Snow Emergency Declaration Effective SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2026 AT 12:00 P.M. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. The current estimate is the possibility of 18 to 24 inches of snow. Travel may be difficult. Snow removal of all Township Streets will take time. The major roadways will be the priority. Please remove all vehicles from the Township Streets so the snowplows and emergency vehicles can get through. If need be, cars may be towed at the direction of the Road Master.
Perkiomen Township has issued a Snow Emergency Declaration Effective SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2026 AT 12:00 P.M. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. The current estimate is the possibility of 18 to 24 inches of snow. Travel may be difficult. Snow removal of all Township Streets will take time. The major roadways will be the priority. Please remove all vehicles from the Township Streets so the snowplows and emergency vehicles can get through. If need be, cars may be towed at the direction of the Road Master.
ReadyMontco - Red Hill Emergency Alert
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The Borough office will be closed tomorrow, Monday, February 23, 2026, as the Borough remains under a Snow Emergency Declaration. For all emergencies, please call the State Police by dialing 911.
If you have a non-emergency matter, visit our website, www.redhillborough.org to complete an Inquiry, Concern, Request Form.
The Borough appreciates your support and patience as our staff continues the cleanup of this major storm event.
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A Snow Emergency has been declared for The Borough of Red Hill and will be in effect from 5:00 PM on Sunday, February 22nd ending 24 hours after the cessation of the snow fall, unless extended.
Snow Emergency Declaration prohibits on-street parking on designated Snow Emergency Routes. This includes Main Street and East Sixth Street. Vehicles parked in violation of this ordinance may be ticketed. When able, please park in a driveway or garage. On-street parking significantly restricts snow removal operations. Please STAY OFF ROADS. When not absolutely necessary or an emergency, please stay home and stay off roadways.
For all emergencies, please call 911.
The Public Works crew will work through and continue cleanup efforts following the storm. Residents are asked for their continued cooperation and patience as crews work to improve road conditions.
How To Do Your Part:
Borough code §21-301 requires removal of all snow and ice from the sidewalks in front of and\or alongside a property within 24 hours of a storm ending.
Please clear snow from around fire hydrants on your property.
It is unlawful to put snow on the streets.
For all emergencies, please call 911.
The Public Works crew will work through and continue cleanup efforts following the storm. Residents are asked for their continued cooperation and patience as crews work to improve road conditions.
How To Do Your Part:
Borough code §21-301 requires removal of all snow and ice from the sidewalks in front of and\or alongside a property within 24 hours of a storm ending.
Please clear snow from around fire hydrants on your property.
It is unlawful to put snow on the streets.
Significant event details and developments:
Hazards: The eastern half of Montgomery County remains in a Blizzard warning. The western half of Montgomery County remains in a winter storm warning. Confidence remains high that this will potentially be a historic winter storm. Wind gusts up to 45 mph are possible in our area.
Impacts: Blizzard conditions will lead to life-threatening or impossible travel conditions. Snowfall rates of 2" or greater are possible. Widespread closures and impacts to infrastructure likely. Blowing and drifting snow will result in visibilities of ¼ mile or less. Extensive, crippling impacts are possible to travel and infrastructure and may linger past Monday. Snow covered roads and gusty winds will yield to reduced visibility, which will cause life-threatening travel. Snow totals have decreased across the region. Snow totals are now 12"-18".
Location: All of Montgomery County and the Mid-Atlantic Area.
Timing: Snow continues to develop this afternoon and continues through Monday afternoon; heaviest snowfall this evening into Monday morning.
The Borough office will be closed tomorrow, Monday, February 23, 2026, as the Borough remains under a Snow Emergency Declaration. For all emergencies, please call the State Police by dialing 911.
If you have a non-emergency matter, visit our website, www.redhillborough.org to complete an Inquiry, Concern, Request Form.
The Borough appreciates your support and patience as our staff continues the cleanup of this major storm event.
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ReadyMontco - Upper Merion Twp Alert
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Upper Merion Township has declared a Snow Emergency effective at 6:00 PM on Sunday, February 22, and it is expected to be lifted at 6:00 AM on Tuesday, February 24.
Upper Merion Township Closures:
The Upper Merion Community Center closed at 2:00 PM today, Sunday, February 22.
The Township Building, Library, and Community Center will be closed, and the Rambler will not run on Monday, February 23.
Please stay safe, and thank you in advance for your cooperation as we work to keep Upper Merion moving.
Upper Merion Township Closures:
The Upper Merion Community Center closed at 2:00 PM today, Sunday, February 22.
The Township Building, Library, and Community Center will be closed, and the Rambler will not run on Monday, February 23.
Please stay safe, and thank you in advance for your cooperation as we work to keep Upper Merion moving.
ReadyMontco - Upper Hanover Emergency Alert
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Upper Hanover Township is extending the Snow/Winter Emergency currently in effect through 24 hours after the storm has passed and snow has ceased falling. As of 12:00 AM Sunday, February 22, 2026, ALL VEHICLES MUST BE REMOVED FROM TOWNSHIP ROADWAYS AND PARKED ON PRIVATE PROPERTY. The Township Office will be closed on Monday, February 23, 2026. For emergency response Dial 911.
The latest update from Montgomery County Emergency Operations Center is as follows: Impacts: Blizzard conditions will lead to life-threatening or impossible travel conditions. Snowfall rates of 2" or greater are possible. Widespread closures and impacts to infrastructure are likely. Blowing and drifting snow will result in visibilities of ¼ mile or less. Depending on location within the county snow totals are anywhere from 12-"24". Extensive, crippling impacts are possible to travel and infrastructure and may linger past Monday. Snow covered roads and gusty winds will yield to reduced visibility, which will cause life-threatening travel.
Location: All of Montgomery County and the Mid-Atlantic Area
The latest update from Montgomery County Emergency Operations Center is as follows: Impacts: Blizzard conditions will lead to life-threatening or impossible travel conditions. Snowfall rates of 2" or greater are possible. Widespread closures and impacts to infrastructure are likely. Blowing and drifting snow will result in visibilities of ¼ mile or less. Depending on location within the county snow totals are anywhere from 12-"24". Extensive, crippling impacts are possible to travel and infrastructure and may linger past Monday. Snow covered roads and gusty winds will yield to reduced visibility, which will cause life-threatening travel.
Location: All of Montgomery County and the Mid-Atlantic Area
ReadyMontco - Upper Merion Twp Community Center Closing Early Sunday and Will Remain Closed Monday Alert
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Due to the winter storm forecast and for the safety of staff and visitors, the Upper Merion Community Center will close at 2:00 PM today, Sunday, February 22.
The Community Center will also remain closed on Monday, February 23.
ReadyMontco - Perkiomen Emergency Alert
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PERKIOMEN TOWNSHIP SNOW EMERGENCY DECLARATION
Perkiomen Township has issued a Snow Emergency Declaration Effective SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2026 AT 12:00 P.M. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. The current estimate is the possibility of 18 to 24 inches of snow. Travel may be difficult. Snow removal of all Township Streets will take time. The major roadways will be the priority. Please remove all vehicles from the Township Streets so the snowplows and emergency vehicles can get through. If need be, cars may be towed at the direction of the Road Master.
Perkiomen Township has issued a Snow Emergency Declaration Effective SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2026 AT 12:00 P.M. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. The current estimate is the possibility of 18 to 24 inches of snow. Travel may be difficult. Snow removal of all Township Streets will take time. The major roadways will be the priority. Please remove all vehicles from the Township Streets so the snowplows and emergency vehicles can get through. If need be, cars may be towed at the direction of the Road Master.
ReadyMontco - Norristown Alert
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With the Snow Emergency in effect and vehicles needing to be removed from Emergency Snow Routes,
The county parking garage at Main and Cherry streets will open at 1 p.m. for resident parking. Vehicles must be moved from the garage by 6 a.m. Tuesday.
El estacionamiento p blico del condado en las calles Main y Cherry abrir a la 1 p.m. para estacionamiento de residentes.
Los veh culos deben retirarse del estacionamiento antes de las 6 a.m. del martes.
The county parking garage at Main and Cherry streets will open at 1 p.m. for resident parking. Vehicles must be moved from the garage by 6 a.m. Tuesday.
El estacionamiento p blico del condado en las calles Main y Cherry abrir a la 1 p.m. para estacionamiento de residentes.
Los veh culos deben retirarse del estacionamiento antes de las 6 a.m. del martes.
ReadyMontco - Pennsburg Borough Snow Emergency For Sunday 2/22/2026
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A Snow Emergency has been declared for Pennsburg Borough beginning Sunday, 2/22/2026 at 2:00 PM and ending 24 hours after the cessation of snow, unless extended.
All vehicles should be removed from Borough roadways lest they impair road plowing and the delivery of emergency services. Your cooperation is appreciated.
There is NO PARKING on Main Street during a Snow Emergency.
Significant snowfall accumulations are expected. There is high probability that Montgomery County will have 16 inches or more of snow with blowing wind. A wintry mix is expected on the front and back end of the storm with a colder day following on Tuesday, 2/24/2026.
Heavy snowfall accumulations will cause travel disruptions and could result in closures and infrastructure impacts. There is also the possibility of power outages and throughout the region. Dangerous cold could result in hypothermia for those outside for long periods.
- Remove vehicles from Snow Emergency Routes (Main Street)
- Assure fresh batteries for flashlights, radios
- Charge cell phones
- Test generators
- Have a plan for loss of electricity and electric heat
- Plan for assistance of relatives and friends; persons in your care that have physical
limitations / health issues
Follow us on Facebook or our website for updates: www.pennsburg.us
Call 911 for Emergencies. Do not leave emergency emails or voicemails at the Borough Office, which may not be heard/seen until the office re-opens.
Saturday, February 21, 2026
ReadyMontco - Upper Merion Twp: Upper Merion Township Declares Snow Emergency Alert
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Upper Merion Township has declared a Snow Emergency effective at 6:00 PM on Sunday, February 22, and it is expected to be lifted at 6:00 AM on Tuesday, February 24.
To learn everything you need to know to navigate the storm, visit https://www.umtownship.org/552/Snow-Removal
ReadyMontco - Lansdale Snow Alert/Emergency Now In Effect
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The Borough has issued a Snow Alert effective 8pm Saturday, February 21. The emergency will be in effect until further notice.
Forecasts will continue to be monitored and any adjustments to the alert will be communicated promptly. This early announcement ensures our crews can prepare for and respond to the upcoming weather event efficiently, while giving residents time to make arrangements for their vehicle(s).
For citizens, a snow alert means that all vehicles parked on those streets where signage indicates no parking during a snow alert/emergency are required, by law, to be moved elsewhere in order to allow snow plowing of the road surface. Snow alert/emergency signage dictates which side of the street residents may not park on when an alert is declared. Residents may park in their driveways (if available), alternate side of their street or another street not marked "No Parking." **Please note that the SEPTA Parking Garage is available again to park for FREE Saturday, February 21 - Tuesday, February 24**. It is not the policy of the Borough to direct any resident or citizen where to park (i.e. we do not require residents to park in alleys when a snow alert is declared), we can only instruct where parking is not permitted. These parking restrictions are put into place for the purpose of public safety as well as the efficiency of snow clearing on Borough streets; vehicles in violation are subject to ticketing ($50) and/or towing by the Lansdale Borough Police Department. If you see a vehicle parked on a Snow Alert Route, please call 267-642-9411and leave a message with the location of the vehicle.
We would also like to remind residents and business owners that it is illegal to deposit snow removed from sidewalks or private property onto any Borough street. Ordinance 1172 - Section 302.3.3 prohibits the throwing or blowing of snow into the streets from sidewalk or properties. Violators are subject to fines. To assist emergency personnel, specifically firefighters, please be sure to clear a three (3) foot clearance around all fire hydrants on your property.
The Borough is planning for the snow event with crews out preparing known trouble spots and will remain on call until after the Snow Alert/Emergency is lifted. Throughout the storm, crews will be clearing snow on all Borough roads which can take up to four hours to complete.
Should this storm feature heavy snow which can collect on trees and wires along with windy conditions, Lansdale Electric asks that if you see any downed wires or any other utility related emergencies, please stay away and call 267-642-9411 with the location. Under no circumstance should residents attempt to lift, move or adjust electric wires.
The alert will stay in effect until further notice and will be posted on the website and social media channels when the Snow Alert/Emergency is lifted and residents can resume normal parking.
Residents of Montgomery County who need emergency shelter during a Snow Alert and/or Code Blue can call the Your Way Home Call Center at 610.278.3522. Both Code Blue Shelters located in Lansdale at Trinity Lutheran Church (1000 W. Main Street) and the Wissahickon Park Building (765 E. Main Street), will be open through Tuesday, February 24.
The Borough also asks citizens to be neighborly and check on elderly or vulnerable neighbors who may need assistance. Also be sure to keep house numbers visible so that emergency responders can find you in case of emergency. Working together to overcome the obstacles and adversity created by weather situations such as these creates a greater sense of community and kindness. We'll get through this together, just as we always do.
Forecasts will continue to be monitored and any adjustments to the alert will be communicated promptly. This early announcement ensures our crews can prepare for and respond to the upcoming weather event efficiently, while giving residents time to make arrangements for their vehicle(s).
For citizens, a snow alert means that all vehicles parked on those streets where signage indicates no parking during a snow alert/emergency are required, by law, to be moved elsewhere in order to allow snow plowing of the road surface. Snow alert/emergency signage dictates which side of the street residents may not park on when an alert is declared. Residents may park in their driveways (if available), alternate side of their street or another street not marked "No Parking." **Please note that the SEPTA Parking Garage is available again to park for FREE Saturday, February 21 - Tuesday, February 24**. It is not the policy of the Borough to direct any resident or citizen where to park (i.e. we do not require residents to park in alleys when a snow alert is declared), we can only instruct where parking is not permitted. These parking restrictions are put into place for the purpose of public safety as well as the efficiency of snow clearing on Borough streets; vehicles in violation are subject to ticketing ($50) and/or towing by the Lansdale Borough Police Department. If you see a vehicle parked on a Snow Alert Route, please call 267-642-9411and leave a message with the location of the vehicle.
We would also like to remind residents and business owners that it is illegal to deposit snow removed from sidewalks or private property onto any Borough street. Ordinance 1172 - Section 302.3.3 prohibits the throwing or blowing of snow into the streets from sidewalk or properties. Violators are subject to fines. To assist emergency personnel, specifically firefighters, please be sure to clear a three (3) foot clearance around all fire hydrants on your property.
The Borough is planning for the snow event with crews out preparing known trouble spots and will remain on call until after the Snow Alert/Emergency is lifted. Throughout the storm, crews will be clearing snow on all Borough roads which can take up to four hours to complete.
Should this storm feature heavy snow which can collect on trees and wires along with windy conditions, Lansdale Electric asks that if you see any downed wires or any other utility related emergencies, please stay away and call 267-642-9411 with the location. Under no circumstance should residents attempt to lift, move or adjust electric wires.
The alert will stay in effect until further notice and will be posted on the website and social media channels when the Snow Alert/Emergency is lifted and residents can resume normal parking.
Residents of Montgomery County who need emergency shelter during a Snow Alert and/or Code Blue can call the Your Way Home Call Center at 610.278.3522. Both Code Blue Shelters located in Lansdale at Trinity Lutheran Church (1000 W. Main Street) and the Wissahickon Park Building (765 E. Main Street), will be open through Tuesday, February 24.
The Borough also asks citizens to be neighborly and check on elderly or vulnerable neighbors who may need assistance. Also be sure to keep house numbers visible so that emergency responders can find you in case of emergency. Working together to overcome the obstacles and adversity created by weather situations such as these creates a greater sense of community and kindness. We'll get through this together, just as we always do.
ReadyMontco - Collegeville Borough Alert
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Collegeville Borough declaring a snow emergency as of 12 noon on 2/22/26 until 2/23/26 at 6 pm
All vehicles parked on snow emergency routes must be removed from the roadway.
All vehicles parked on snow emergency routes must be removed from the roadway.
Hatfield Borough
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Hatfield Borough is declaring a Snow Emergency beginning at 8:00am, tomorrow February 22, 2026.
Please remove all vehicles from Snow Emergency routes.
For a detailed list, please visit our Facebook page or website.
ReadyMontco - Skippack Township Alert
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*Skippack Township, Montgomery County has issued a Snow Emergency Declaration effective at 6:00 AM, February 22nd, 2026, until further notice.
This Winter Storm is anticipated to produce over 12 inches (or more) of heavy wet snow. Residents should be prepared for power outages and utility disruptions.
What a Snow Emergency means for our residents:
- No parking is allowed on designated Snow Emergency Routes and cul-de-sacs.
- Vehicles using these routes must have snow tires or chains.
- Please move all cars off the street to make room for the snowplows and all emergency vehicles. Any vehicle parked, stalled, incapable of moving or left unattended on any street, may be towed. Each resident's effort help our overall community.
- Road conditions will be dangerous due to a mix of snow and ice. Please stay off the roads and limit driving.
- Please be patient for your development to be plowed as major roads are the highest priority.
- In case of an emergency, call 911
- Do not run generators/gas grills inside, they produce carbon monoxide, a colorless, odorless gas that will kill you. Do not use ovens and stoves to heat your home.
- Keep exhaust vents for natural gas appliances like water heaters, furnaces and fireplaces clear of snow and ice to prevent carbon monoxide buildup.
- Report all power outages to PECO at 800-841-4141. Do not call 911 to report a power outage unless there is a life-threatening emergency.
- Do not drive over downed powerlines as they can still be energized.
- No person shall deposit snow upon any street.
- Check on elderly neighbors and friends during the storm as they may need extra help.
- Additional information can be found at skippacktownship.org
This Winter Storm is anticipated to produce over 12 inches (or more) of heavy wet snow. Residents should be prepared for power outages and utility disruptions.
What a Snow Emergency means for our residents:
- No parking is allowed on designated Snow Emergency Routes and cul-de-sacs.
- Vehicles using these routes must have snow tires or chains.
- Please move all cars off the street to make room for the snowplows and all emergency vehicles. Any vehicle parked, stalled, incapable of moving or left unattended on any street, may be towed. Each resident's effort help our overall community.
- Road conditions will be dangerous due to a mix of snow and ice. Please stay off the roads and limit driving.
- Please be patient for your development to be plowed as major roads are the highest priority.
- In case of an emergency, call 911
- Do not run generators/gas grills inside, they produce carbon monoxide, a colorless, odorless gas that will kill you. Do not use ovens and stoves to heat your home.
- Keep exhaust vents for natural gas appliances like water heaters, furnaces and fireplaces clear of snow and ice to prevent carbon monoxide buildup.
- Report all power outages to PECO at 800-841-4141. Do not call 911 to report a power outage unless there is a life-threatening emergency.
- Do not drive over downed powerlines as they can still be energized.
- No person shall deposit snow upon any street.
- Check on elderly neighbors and friends during the storm as they may need extra help.
- Additional information can be found at skippacktownship.org
Hatfield Borough
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Hatfield Borough will be declaring a Snow Emergency beginning at 8:00 am February 22, 2026.
Please remove all vehicles from Snow emergency routes. Thank you!
ReadyMontco - Trappe Emergency Alert
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Trappe Borough, Montgomery County, has issued Snow Emergency Declaration effective at Noon Sunday February 22, 2026.
What a Snow Emergency means for Trappe Residents:
-Only vehicles with snow tires, chains, four-wheel drive, or an emergency may drive on roads in the Borough.
-All non-essential vehicles shall stay off roadways between Noon Sunday February 22, 2026 until 8:00 AM Tuesday February 24, unless the emergency is lifted prior.
-Recommended emergency supplies: food, water, flashlight, batteries, phone chargers, first aid kit, extra pet food, fire extinguisher, and extra blankets. Refill prescriptions before the storm if possible.
-This winter storm will bring heavy snow, ice and freezing rain and may cause power outages. Report all power outages to PECO at 800-841-4141. Do not call 911 to report a power outage unless there is a life-threatening emergency. -During a power outage, do not run generators indoors. They produce carbon monoxide, an odorless, colorless gas that will kill you.
-Do not drive over down power lines.
-All emergency services will be on-duty during the storm, please call 911 for all emergencies.
What a Snow Emergency means for Trappe Residents:
-Only vehicles with snow tires, chains, four-wheel drive, or an emergency may drive on roads in the Borough.
-All non-essential vehicles shall stay off roadways between Noon Sunday February 22, 2026 until 8:00 AM Tuesday February 24, unless the emergency is lifted prior.
-Recommended emergency supplies: food, water, flashlight, batteries, phone chargers, first aid kit, extra pet food, fire extinguisher, and extra blankets. Refill prescriptions before the storm if possible.
-This winter storm will bring heavy snow, ice and freezing rain and may cause power outages. Report all power outages to PECO at 800-841-4141. Do not call 911 to report a power outage unless there is a life-threatening emergency. -During a power outage, do not run generators indoors. They produce carbon monoxide, an odorless, colorless gas that will kill you.
-Do not drive over down power lines.
-All emergency services will be on-duty during the storm, please call 911 for all emergencies.
ReadyMontco - Jenkintown Alert
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Jenkintown Borough has declared a Snow Emergency, effective from 10:00 PM Saturday, February 21st through 11:59 PM, Monday, February 23rd.
Due to expected snow accumulations and to protect the health, safety, and welfare of affected residents, business owners and travelers traversing the Borough, Jenkintown Borough Mayor Lerman has declared a Snow Emergency in Jenkintown Borough.
Residents are requested to move all vehicles from the streets, if possible. If you have a driveway, please park in it. If not, please park as close to the curb as possible so plow trucks can clear roadways without obstructions. Snow Emergency Routes should not have vehicles parked on them during Official Snow Emergencies.
Snow Emergency Routes include West Avenue (Summit to Washington Lane), Walnut Street (Washington to Railroad Bridge), Summit Avenue West to York Road, Greenwood Avenue (Cedar to Washington Lane), and Leedom Street (West to Summit Ave.) The Leedom Street Municipal parking lot has been made available to residents residing on a Snow Emergency Route.
Sidewalks must be clear of snow and ice 24 hours after snow has ceased falling.
If you must travel, please use caution. Borough crews are treating all roads in the Borough and will be working to keep roads clear.
Due to expected snow accumulations and to protect the health, safety, and welfare of affected residents, business owners and travelers traversing the Borough, Jenkintown Borough Mayor Lerman has declared a Snow Emergency in Jenkintown Borough.
Residents are requested to move all vehicles from the streets, if possible. If you have a driveway, please park in it. If not, please park as close to the curb as possible so plow trucks can clear roadways without obstructions. Snow Emergency Routes should not have vehicles parked on them during Official Snow Emergencies.
Snow Emergency Routes include West Avenue (Summit to Washington Lane), Walnut Street (Washington to Railroad Bridge), Summit Avenue West to York Road, Greenwood Avenue (Cedar to Washington Lane), and Leedom Street (West to Summit Ave.) The Leedom Street Municipal parking lot has been made available to residents residing on a Snow Emergency Route.
Sidewalks must be clear of snow and ice 24 hours after snow has ceased falling.
If you must travel, please use caution. Borough crews are treating all roads in the Borough and will be working to keep roads clear.
ReadyMontco - Montgomery Township Emergency Alert
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Montgomery Township has issued a Snow Emergency effective at 9:00 a.m., Sunday, February 22, 2026. The emergency will be in effect until further notice.
The Montgomery Township Police Department issues a Snow Emergency when conditions exist that warrant such a declaration to protect the health, safety, and welfare of affected residents in Montgomery Township.
When a Snow Emergency is declared, all Snow Emergency routes must be kept clear of parked or unattended vehicles during the emergency so that roads can be properly plowed. Any vehicles left parked or abandoned on a Snow Emergency route during a snow emergency may be fined or towed.
The Montgomery Township Police Department issues a Snow Emergency when conditions exist that warrant such a declaration to protect the health, safety, and welfare of affected residents in Montgomery Township.
When a Snow Emergency is declared, all Snow Emergency routes must be kept clear of parked or unattended vehicles during the emergency so that roads can be properly plowed. Any vehicles left parked or abandoned on a Snow Emergency route during a snow emergency may be fined or towed.
ReadyMontco - Norristown Alert
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A Snow Emergency has been declared for the Municipality of Norristown in anticipation of the forecasted snowfall. The snow emergency starts at 8pm on Saturday, February 21, 2026.
During the emergency:
• Residents must remove vehicles from Snow Emergency Routes
• Vehicles that remain on Snow Emergency Routes will be ticketed and may be towed
• These actions are necessary so plows and emergency vehicles can safely and efficiently clear streets
• Do not shovel or push snow into the street, as this will result in vehicles being plowed back in when our crews do additional passes.
• Clear sidewalks after the storm with at least 30 inches of clearance
• Trash pickup will operate on a holiday schedule
Snow Emergency Routes
a) Main St. – from East Municipality Limits to Forest Ave.
b) Dekalb St. – from South Municipality Limits to Johnson Hwy.
c) Swede St. – from Lafayette St. to Markley St.
d) Marshall St. – from New Hope St. to Forest Ave.
e) Sterigere St. – from Harding Blvd. to Forest Ave.
f) Airy St. – from Fornance St. to Forest Ave.
g) Lafayette St. – from Ford St. to Markley St.
h) Johnson Hwy. – from New Hope St. to Chain St. - SOUTH LANE ONLY
i) Chain St. – from Johnson Hwy. to Harding Blvd.
j) Harding Blvd. – from Chain St. to Markley St.
k) New Hope St. – from Marshall St. to Johnson Hwy.
l) Fornance St. – from Harding Blvd. to Sandy St.
m) Stanbridge St. – from Jackson St. to Sterigere St.
n) Tremont St. – from Sandy St. to Carmen Dr
During the emergency:
• Residents must remove vehicles from Snow Emergency Routes
• Vehicles that remain on Snow Emergency Routes will be ticketed and may be towed
• These actions are necessary so plows and emergency vehicles can safely and efficiently clear streets
• Do not shovel or push snow into the street, as this will result in vehicles being plowed back in when our crews do additional passes.
• Clear sidewalks after the storm with at least 30 inches of clearance
• Trash pickup will operate on a holiday schedule
Snow Emergency Routes
a) Main St. – from East Municipality Limits to Forest Ave.
b) Dekalb St. – from South Municipality Limits to Johnson Hwy.
c) Swede St. – from Lafayette St. to Markley St.
d) Marshall St. – from New Hope St. to Forest Ave.
e) Sterigere St. – from Harding Blvd. to Forest Ave.
f) Airy St. – from Fornance St. to Forest Ave.
g) Lafayette St. – from Ford St. to Markley St.
h) Johnson Hwy. – from New Hope St. to Chain St. - SOUTH LANE ONLY
i) Chain St. – from Johnson Hwy. to Harding Blvd.
j) Harding Blvd. – from Chain St. to Markley St.
k) New Hope St. – from Marshall St. to Johnson Hwy.
l) Fornance St. – from Harding Blvd. to Sandy St.
m) Stanbridge St. – from Jackson St. to Sterigere St.
n) Tremont St. – from Sandy St. to Carmen Dr
Se ha declarado una emergencia por nieve para el municipio de Norristown en previsión de las nevadas previstas. La emergencia de nieve comienza a las 8 p. m. el sábado 21 de febrero de 2026.
Durante la emergencia:
Los residentes deben retirar los vehículos de las rutas de emergencia de nieve
Los vehículos que permanezcan en las rutas de emergencia de nieve serán multados y pueden ser remolcados
Estas acciones son necesarias para que los arados y los vehículos de emergencia puedan despejar las calles de forma segura y eficiente
No palee ni empuje la nieve a la calle, ya que esto resultará en que los vehículos vuelvan a ser arados cuando nuestros equipos hagan pases adicionales.
Despejar las aceras después de la tormenta con al menos 30 pulgadas de espacio libre
La recogida de basura funcionará en un horario de vacaciones
Rutas de emergencia por nieve
A) Main St. - desde East Municipality Limits hasta Forest Ave.
B) Dekalb St. - desde los límites del municipio sur hasta la autopista Johnson.
C) Swede St. - de Lafayette St. a Markley St.
D) Marshall St. - de New Hope St. a Forest Ave.
E) Sterigere St. - desde Harding Blvd. hasta Forest Ave.
F) Airy St. - de Fornance St. a Forest Ave.
G) Lafayette St. - de Ford St. a Markley St.
H) Johnson Hwy. - de New Hope St. a Chain St. - SOLO SOUTH LANE
I) Chain St. - desde Johnson Hwy. hasta Harding Blvd.
J) Harding Blvd. - de Chain St. a Markley St.
K) New Hope St. - desde Marshall St. hasta Johnson Hwy.
L) Fornance St. - desde Harding Blvd. hasta Sandy St.
M) Stanbridge St. - de Jackson St. a Sterigere St.
N) Tremont St. - de Sandy St. a Carmen Dr.
ReadyMontco - Lansdale Alert
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A Snow Alert/Emergency will go into effect on Saturday, February 21, at 8:00 pm. We are sharing this information in advance so residents have time to make necessary parking arrangements before the emergency begins.
To assist crews and ensure efficient snow removal, all vehicles in an alert/emergency route must be moved; vehicles not relocated during the Snow Alert/Emergency will be subject to ticketing. For the upcoming storm, SEPTA has agreed to allow residents to park for FREE in the parking garage from Saturday, February 21 – Tuesday, February 24. For those who live near municipal parks, parking in Borough park lots such as White's Road Park, Fourth Street Park, Stony Creek Park, Memorial Park and Schweiker Park are other available options. Vehicles left on restricted routes prevent plows from safely clearing streets and slow storm cleanup for everyone so please be sure to have your vehicle moved ahead of the storm.
To assist crews and ensure efficient snow removal, all vehicles in an alert/emergency route must be moved; vehicles not relocated during the Snow Alert/Emergency will be subject to ticketing. For the upcoming storm, SEPTA has agreed to allow residents to park for FREE in the parking garage from Saturday, February 21 – Tuesday, February 24. For those who live near municipal parks, parking in Borough park lots such as White's Road Park, Fourth Street Park, Stony Creek Park, Memorial Park and Schweiker Park are other available options. Vehicles left on restricted routes prevent plows from safely clearing streets and slow storm cleanup for everyone so please be sure to have your vehicle moved ahead of the storm.
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