Anonymous
Post 01/16/2024 20:15     Subject: Condition of narrow residential streets?
Would be nice if people would clear their sidewalks and salted. I almost fell twice! My kids won't be able to walk safely to their bus stop. It's all ice now. Upcounty.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2024 20:09     Subject: Re:Condition of narrow residential streets?
Mine in North Bethesda is completely iced over.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2024 16:44     Subject: Condition of narrow residential streets?
Anonymous wrote:Far Clarksburg in the hills. No plows have come but we are always forgotten so we all have 4WD and snowmobiles and ATV’s. I take Lewisdale, Prices Distillery, Burnt Hill and Kingsley to get to Snowden Farm for anything so it is not good for us country folk. Clarksburg Rd. Is treacherous.


Nice way to say we are rich... snowmobiles and ATV's...so, you can easily get your kids to school, no excuses.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2024 16:43     Subject: Condition of narrow residential streets?
Cleared but still slushy and icy. Big problem is MCPS has a 2 mile rule for walking for high school and we don't have a lot of sidewalks so it's really unsafe.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2024 16:43     Subject: Condition of narrow residential streets?
Far Clarksburg in the hills. No plows have come but we are always forgotten so we all have 4WD and snowmobiles and ATV’s. I take Lewisdale, Prices Distillery, Burnt Hill and Kingsley to get to Snowden Farm for anything so it is not good for us country folk. Clarksburg Rd. Is treacherous.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2024 16:41     Subject: Condition of narrow residential streets?
Anonymous wrote:We’re in Potomac and in bad shape. Now im thinking closed tomorrow.


yeah I haven't see the plows out like in years past..
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2024 16:29     Subject: Condition of narrow residential streets?
We’re in Potomac and in bad shape. Now im thinking closed tomorrow.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2024 16:29     Subject: Re:Condition of narrow residential streets?
Salted yesterday, not plowed today.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2024 16:24     Subject: Condition of narrow residential streets?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Mine had a plow come through, but it didn’t make a dent on the packed ice from cars driving on it previously. I’m thinking we’ll need a delay, especially with refreeze.


We have had no plow, but the streets are completely clear. This is why living with county-wide school districts frustrates me - our school alone would have no reason, at all, for even a delay tomorrow.


Where are you? It just melted?
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2024 16:23     Subject: Condition of narrow residential streets?
We were salted yesterday and then plowed very early this morning. Road is completely clear (Rockville)
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2024 16:18     Subject: Condition of narrow residential streets?
Anonymous wrote:Mine had a plow come through, but it didn’t make a dent on the packed ice from cars driving on it previously. I’m thinking we’ll need a delay, especially with refreeze.


We have had no plow, but the streets are completely clear. This is why living with county-wide school districts frustrates me - our school alone would have no reason, at all, for even a delay tomorrow.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2024 16:15     Subject: Condition of narrow residential streets?
Mine had a plow come through, but it didn’t make a dent on the packed ice from cars driving on it previously. I’m thinking we’ll need a delay, especially with refreeze.
Anonymous
Post 01/16/2024 15:16     Subject: Condition of narrow residential streets?
For those of you who live on/near narrow side streets, have they all been cleared? That seems to be the main driver of day-after-a-storm school delays.