Friday, February 16, 2024
ReadyMontco - Montgomery Township Alert
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Montgomery Township has issued a Snow Emergency effective at midnight on Saturday, February 17, 2024. The emergency will be in effect until further notice.
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.
For more information regarding snow emergencies, please visit: https://ecode360.com/11516227
For Snow Removal Information and Snow Emergency Routes, please visit: https://www.montgomerytwp.org/department/division.php?structureid=104
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.
For more information regarding snow emergencies, please visit: https://ecode360.com/11516227
For Snow Removal Information and Snow Emergency Routes, please visit: https://www.montgomerytwp.org/department/division.php?structureid=104
ReadyMontco - Lansdale Snow Alert 2/16 REMINDER
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**REMINDER: A Snow Alert goes into effect for Lansdale at 10pm on Friday, February 16 until further notice**
The Borough will declare a Snow Alert effective at 10:00 pm on Friday, February 16, 2024 until further notice. As this alert will begin overnight, we are sending this notification early to provide ample time to those residents who need to move vehicles as a result of the snow alert. We will continue to monitor forecasts throughout the storm and crews will be out to plow/salt when appropriate.
For citizens, a snow alert means that all vehicles parked on those streets where signage indicates no parking during a snow alert are required, by law, to be moved elsewhere in order to allow snow plowing of the road surface. Snow alert 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." 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 contact Lansdale Police at 215-368-1801.
For any other weather related emergency, please dial 9-1-1.
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 is lifted. Throughout the storm, crews will be clearing snow on all Borough roads which can take up to eight hours for one complete route.
Should this storm feature ice which can collect on trees and wires along with windy conditions, Lansdale Electric asks that if you see any downed wires, please stay away and contact them immediately at 215-361-8371 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 is lifted and residents can resume normal parking.
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.
The Borough will declare a Snow Alert effective at 10:00 pm on Friday, February 16, 2024 until further notice. As this alert will begin overnight, we are sending this notification early to provide ample time to those residents who need to move vehicles as a result of the snow alert. We will continue to monitor forecasts throughout the storm and crews will be out to plow/salt when appropriate.
For citizens, a snow alert means that all vehicles parked on those streets where signage indicates no parking during a snow alert are required, by law, to be moved elsewhere in order to allow snow plowing of the road surface. Snow alert 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." 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 contact Lansdale Police at 215-368-1801.
For any other weather related emergency, please dial 9-1-1.
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 is lifted. Throughout the storm, crews will be clearing snow on all Borough roads which can take up to eight hours for one complete route.
Should this storm feature ice which can collect on trees and wires along with windy conditions, Lansdale Electric asks that if you see any downed wires, please stay away and contact them immediately at 215-361-8371 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 is lifted and residents can resume normal parking.
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 - Upper Merion Twp Alert
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Upper Merion Township has declared a snow emergency beginning Friday, February 16, at 10:00PM and is expected to be lifted on Saturday, February 17, at 11:00AM. Due to the inclement weather, the UM Community Center and Library will open at 11:00AM and the Rambler service will begin at 11:00AM. Residents are reminded not to park on Snow Emergency Routes during a declared snow emergency.
ReadyMontco - Lansdale Snow Alert February 16
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The Borough will declare a Snow Alert effective at 10:00 pm on Friday, February 16, 2024 until further notice. As this alert will begin overnight, we are sending this notification early to provide ample time to those residents who need to move vehicles as a result of the snow alert. We will continue to monitor forecasts throughout the storm and crews will be out to plow/salt when appropriate.
For citizens, a snow alert means that all vehicles parked on those streets where signage indicates no parking during a snow alert are required, by law, to be moved elsewhere in order to allow snow plowing of the road surface. Snow alert 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." 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 contact Lansdale Police at 215-368-1801.
For any other weather related emergency, please dial 9-1-1.
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 is lifted. Throughout the storm, crews will be clearing snow on all Borough roads which can take up to eight hours for one complete route.
Should this storm feature ice which can collect on trees and wires along with windy conditions, Lansdale Electric asks that if you see any downed wires, please stay away and contact them immediately at 215-361-8371 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 is lifted and residents can resume normal parking.
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.
For citizens, a snow alert means that all vehicles parked on those streets where signage indicates no parking during a snow alert are required, by law, to be moved elsewhere in order to allow snow plowing of the road surface. Snow alert 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." 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 contact Lansdale Police at 215-368-1801.
For any other weather related emergency, please dial 9-1-1.
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 is lifted. Throughout the storm, crews will be clearing snow on all Borough roads which can take up to eight hours for one complete route.
Should this storm feature ice which can collect on trees and wires along with windy conditions, Lansdale Electric asks that if you see any downed wires, please stay away and contact them immediately at 215-361-8371 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 is lifted and residents can resume normal parking.
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 - Narberth Emergency Alert
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The Borough will declare a Snow Emergency effective at 11:00 pm on Friday, February 16, 2024, until further notice. We will continue to monitor forecasts, and should predictions change, the Borough will adjust the upcoming emergency alert. As projected accumulations are varied and inconsistent currently, we are moving ahead with the emergency declaration to ensure our crews are able to do the necessary work both prior to and during the upcoming weather event. Crews will be out when the snow begins and will continue to monitor the storm and plow/salt accordingly.
For citizens, a snow emergency means that all vehicles parked on those streets where signage indicates no parking during a snowfall start are required, by law, to be moved elsewhere in order to allow snow plowing of the road surface. Snow route signage dictates which side of the street residents may not park on when an emergency is declared. Residents may park in their driveways (if available), alternate sides of their street, or on another street not marked "No Parking." 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 and/or towing.
For any weather-related emergency, please dial 9-1-1.
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. 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 Emergency is lifted. Throughout the storm, crews will be clearing snow on all Borough roads.
Should this storm feature ice, which can collect on trees and wires along with windy conditions, PECO asks that if you see any downed wires, please stay away and contact them immediately at (800) 841-4141 with the location. Under no circumstance should residents attempt to lift, move, or adjust electric wires.
The Snow Emergency will stay in effect until further notice and will be posted on the website and social media channels when the Snow Emergency is lifted and residents can resume normal parking.
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. Stay safe, and call for help if you need it!
For citizens, a snow emergency means that all vehicles parked on those streets where signage indicates no parking during a snowfall start are required, by law, to be moved elsewhere in order to allow snow plowing of the road surface. Snow route signage dictates which side of the street residents may not park on when an emergency is declared. Residents may park in their driveways (if available), alternate sides of their street, or on another street not marked "No Parking." 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 and/or towing.
For any weather-related emergency, please dial 9-1-1.
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. 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 Emergency is lifted. Throughout the storm, crews will be clearing snow on all Borough roads.
Should this storm feature ice, which can collect on trees and wires along with windy conditions, PECO asks that if you see any downed wires, please stay away and contact them immediately at (800) 841-4141 with the location. Under no circumstance should residents attempt to lift, move, or adjust electric wires.
The Snow Emergency will stay in effect until further notice and will be posted on the website and social media channels when the Snow Emergency is lifted and residents can resume normal parking.
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. Stay safe, and call for help if you need it!
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