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Snow Removal
Are parking restrictions in place?
No. Snow removal parking restrictions were lifted on February 18, 2021 at 11:15 a.m. Thank you for your cooperation! Moving vehicles off the roadway during snow removal speeds up the process significantly!
How do I know when a snow plow will come through my neighborhood?
It typically takes 3-4 days to remove the snow from all roadways in the city (subject to change if we receive additional snow). While we do not have the capabilities to tell all property owners the exact dates and times we will be in a particular area, we can give a timeframe for plowing in Zone A and downtown (the areas that are impacted the most by snow removal operations due to the older, narrow, one-way streets and limited parking).
Snow Removal Schedule
The snow removal schedule will be posted here when we have a snow event.
Click HERE to view the zone map.
How do I find out the status of snow removal operations?
While the status of snow removal may change as more snow falls, residents can click HERE to see where snow plows have already been in the current round of snow removal operations.
How do I sign up for notifications?
We use multiple forms of communication. Click HERE for additional information.
How do I find out more about snow removal operations?
Refer to the documents below or click HERE to review interactive maps. NOTE: If you are viewing the interactive maps from a mobile device and want to review all maps, simply swipe the bottom of your screen or click on the menu at the top left-hand side of your screen.
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Chris Fredericksen
Public Works DirectorPhone: (208) 612-8256
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Kent Fugal
City EngineerPhone: (208) 612-8250
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Brian Cardon
Street SuperintendentPhone: (208) 612-8490
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Jordan Rechenmacher
Sanitation SuperintendentPhone: (208) 612-8491
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David Richards
Water SuperintendentPhone: (208) 612-8471
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Carl Utter
Wastewater SuperintendentPhone: (208) 612-8108