Snow Emergency In Manassas To End, Lifting Parking Restrictions

UPDATE: As of noon Tuesday, the snow emergency will end in the City of Manassas. Parking will again be allowed on snow emergency routes after plowing was done on the key routes.

MANASSAS, VA — A winter storm that started overnight into Monday has prompted a snow emergency in the City of Manassas. The city has also rescheduled the swearing in ceremony for the mayor and three City Council members to the Jan. 13 City Council meeting.

Snow emergency routes are in effect. The snow emergency started at 10 p.m. Sunday. Vehicles parked on snow emergency routes must be moved, according to the city.

Snow emergency routes within the city are:

• Dumfries Road/Route 234/Hastings Drive
• Clover Hill Road: Godwin Drive - Wellington Road
• Godwin Drive
• Liberia Avenue
• Lake Jackson Drive
• Richmond Avenue
• Fairview Avenue
• Grant Avenue
• Wellington Road
• Ashton Avenue
• Cockrell Road
• Rolling Road
• Nokesville Road/Route 28
• Main Street: Prince William Street - Wellington Road
• Center Street
• Prescott Avenue
• Sudley Road/Route 234
• Signal Hill Road
• Stonewall Road
• Church Street
• Zebedee Street
• Centreville Road
• Mathis Avenue
• Portner Avenue
• Euclid Avenue

The City of Manassas has about 254.5 lane miles to plow, including 86 lane miles of primary routes and the remainder of secondary and residential routes. See the city's interactive snow map for more information.

The Virginia Department of Transportation clears many roads in Prince William County, and homeowners associations may be responsible for clearing their private roads.

City of Manassas offices are open but with limited services, but online services remain available. Manassas City Public Schools are closed on Monday. Yard waste and Christmas tree collections will not happen, with the next scheduled for Jan. 13. Prince William County government offices and Prince William County Public Schools are closed.

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