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Fruita is Snow Ready!
Although a typical winter in Fruita does not include the accumulation of a lot of snow, City crews are equipped for snow removal operations to make sure our transportation system remains safe and accessible. This includes snow plowing and anti-icing operations that prioritize critical arterials for commercial corridors, school routes, emergency services and City facilities.
Residents should be aware that property owners have the responsibility to keep all sidewalks adjoining their property free of snow & ice. The snow & ice needs to be removed from the sidewalks within 24 hours after a snowfall. If you are a business owner with a sidewalk outside your business, the snow & ice shall be removed within 2 hours after the storm stops. If the storm occurs during the night, the snow & ice needs to be removed by 10 a.m. the following day.
When shoveling snow or removing icicles from your roof please remember to not overexert yourself and be careful. Cold weather can exacerbate underlying health issues and can be dangerous. Consider working with neighbors or hiring someone if needed to stay safe.