Politics & Government
City Of St. Peters: WINTER STORM IMPACT FOR ST. PETERS
2) Place trash carts at the edge of your driveway on collection day, not on the street or on the curb.
February 1, 2022
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The City of St. Peters’ Snow and Ice Removal Team is gearing up for a winter storm that is forecasted to bring a wintry mix and accumulating snow to our area on Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 2-3, 2022.
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Our plow drivers need help from residents to keep streets as clear as possible. Please do two things to help us clear snow or ice:
2) Place trash carts at the edge of your driveway on collection day, not on the street or on the curb.
By moving obstructions such as cars and trash carts from the street, ice and snow removal crews can work more effectively and safely to treat and clear our roads.
Rain is moving into the area before temperatures are expected to drop and precipitation transitions to sleet and snow. The rain will wash off any deicing chemicals, so pretreatment for this winter storm will not be an option. This could lead to some very slick road conditions. Please drive only when necessary, and be careful on the roads.
POSTPONEMENT: The City’s Planning & Zoning meeting scheduled for Wednesday, Feb. 2, has been postponed due to the forecast. The new date for the meeting is Wednesday, Feb. 9.
The City of St. Peters posts information about winter weather-related news, including any meeting cancellations, closures or interruptions in service, on our website. You can also sign up to receive notifications from the City of St. Peters via Twitter @StPetersMO and the UpFront email newsletter at www.stpetersmo.net/Subscribe.
For winter weather announcements from the St. Peters Rec-Plex, go to www.stpetersmo.net/rec-plex and follow the Rec-Plex on Twitter @StPetersMoRec and Facebook @StPetersMoRec.
SPTVnow.net airs live traffic cameras, radar and weather information during winter weather events. View this information from any device any time at SPTVnow.net, or watch via cable at Charter Spectrum channel 992 and AT&T U-verse channel 99.
St. Peters residents can report weather-related concerns to the St. Peters Snow Line at 636-477-6600, ext. 1738. If there is no answer, please leave a detailed message. This line is checked regularly.
This press release was produced by the City of St. Peters. The views expressed here are the author’s own.
