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Municipal roads in Niagara-on-the-Lake
make up a total of 255.95 kilometres.
Just two passes with the snow plow is
the equivalent of driving from
Niagara-on-the-Lake to Sudbury!
Did you know?
The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake is responsible for
clearing snow from a total of 78.16 kilometres of
municipal sidewalks. Sidewalks are plowed after the storm
has subsided, roads have been plowed, and a minimum of
75 mm (3 inches) of snow has fallen at one time.
Sidewalks
Reminder:
In an emergency situation, you should always call 911 to access emergency services. If snow or ice
is blocking access for emergency vehicles, emergency services will coordinate directly with the Town
to clear the route or find the fastest alternative way to reach you.
Parking
Please refrain from parking on the street before, during
or after a winter storm event to allow for proper plow
truck operations. Parking tickets may be issued to
vehicles in contravention of By-law 4308-09.
It's important to watch out for our slow plows
when their lights are flashing and they are
spreading out materials.
Did you know?
"Why not keep the plow down
at all times?" If you see a
snow plow with its plow up on
a road that hasn't been
cleared, remember each truck
is assigned to a specific route.
The truck may be traveling to
the beginning of a route to
begin a sanding operation that
is completed before plowing.
Keep Track!
Check out our online Plow
Tracker to stay up-to-date on
winter control initiatives in
Niagara-on-the-Lake. View
the Plow Tracker online at
www.notl.com.
Snow Placement
Kindly pile all snow from your
driveway and walkways on your
property, not the road. When
clearing your driveway, pile
snow on the right side if you are
facing the street. This will help
reduce the snow pushed
back into your driveway
by a snow plow.