And what a season it was:
☑️ Brighter, safer Armstrong Tunnel reopened
☑️ 1,001 service requests completed
☑️ 23 miles of roadway paved
☑️ 37 ADA ramps installed
☑️ 255 bridges inspected
☑️ 15 bridge projects finished
☑️ 4 retaining walls constructed
☑️ 9,200 inlets inspected

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🚨 If you experience a snow-related emergency, call 9-1-1.

❄️ Non-emergency road issue? Find out who plows and salts the road and who to call for help at alleghenycounty.us/WhoPlowsMyRoad.

If you need to report a snow or ice issue on a county-maintained road, you can call 412-350-4636 between 8:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. or 9-1-1 outside those hours. You also can submit a service request at callcenter.alleghenycounty.us. 7/7

As a reminder, different entities remove snow on roads within the county. You can learn which entity is responsible for removing snow from a specific roadway by visiting Who Plows My Road at alleghenycounty.us/whoplowsmyroad. 6/7

Because the heaviest snow tomorrow is expected to occur during morning rush hour, we suggest that drivers leave for work earlier than usual. We also encourage drivers to slow down, leave extra space between vehicles, and stay sox car lengths behind our salt trucks. 5/7

It probably will take our drivers longer than that tomorrow morning because of the added traffic on the roads during the morning commute. So, there likely will be some accumulation and slick spots on our roadways at times tomorrow morning. 4/7

It typically takes our drivers about one to two hours to complete our routes and then about an hour to return to the nearest maintenance garage, reload with salt, and restart their routes. 3/7

When the snow begins tonight, we will deploy 20 salt trucks. We will add more trucks, as needed, during morning rush hour, when snowfall might be heavier at times. Our salt truck drivers will continually treat county-maintained roads until the snow stops and roads are clear. 2/7