Is Delaware County Snow Emergency Today a Total Surprise? Here’s the Truth - Away State Journal
As of Mon., March 16th at 10:15 PM, Sheriff Balzer has issued a Level 1 snow/ice emergency for Delaware County Ohio. Roadways are snow/ice covered and slick in many places.
The Delaware County Sheriff's Office canceled its Level 1 snow emergency just after 3:10 p.m. Jan. 27.
The power outage and travel dangers are expected to continue into Monday with wind, snow squalls and blowing snow. Meanwhile, Delaware County declared a disaster emergency effective...
Springfield Township Delaware County Snow Emergency Routes Snow Emergency Routes No Parking On These Streets Anytime After One Continuous Hour of Snowfall BALTIMORE PIKE BEATTY ROAD CHURCH ROAD CLAREMONT ROAD (Scenic Road to N. Norwinden Dr.) EAGLE ROAD EAST LEAMY AVENUE (Baltimore Pk. To W. Leamy Ave.) EAST SPRINGFIELD ROAD EAST THOMSON AVENUE
The Delaware Emergency Management Agency (DEMA) has been activated at an Enhanced Watch level since Friday morning in advance of the upcoming winter snowstorm and is slated for Full Activation beginning Sunday morning at 8:00 am.
MUNCIE, Ind. — Delaware County officials have issued a travel advisory Saturday afternoon as deteriorating road conditions and a surge in crashes strain first responders as the continuing winter storm slams the area. The advisory, a yellow status, is the lowest of the county’s travel warning levels.
Abandoned or broken-down vehicles block plows, slow emergency response, and make roads more dangerous for everyone. To keep streets clear and allow crews to safely remove snow, any abandoned or disabled vehicle left on roadways may be towed.
