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City of Alexandria Winter Storm Updates, March 21, 2018
Page updated on Mar 21, 2018 at 3:27 PM
City of Alexandria Winter Storm Updates, March 21, 2018
For Wednesday, March 21, all City government facilities and courts are closed. Emergency personnel should report as scheduled. If you have any questions about your work status, please contact your supervisor.
A Winter Storm Warning for the City of Alexandria continues until 8 p.m. tonight. Total snow accumulations of 4 to 8 inches are expected. Crews are working citywide, on 12-hour shifts for the duration of the storm and are now focused on treating and plowing bridges, overpasses, and working on intermediate and residential roads. Most primary and secondary roads have been cleared; however, snow continues to fall and conditions on some roads remain hazardous. Power outages may also occur due to the heavy, wet snow.
This accumulation of snow may result in a Level 1 storm, which means that travel could be dangerous. Motorists and pedestrians are advised to avoid travel unless absolutely necessary to avoid these hazardous conditions and allow City crews to work safely.
PREPAREDNESS INFORMATION
Keep batteries and flashlights ready, as well as any other necessary supplies; make sure cell phones and other electronic devices are charged.
For information about food safety during power outages, and food safety tips, visit the City’s Food Safety During Power Outages Page.
For more information about winter weather preparedness, visit alexandriava.gov/Snow.
WHO TO CONTACT
Please call 911 only if you need immediate police, fire, or emergency medical assistance.
For updates during the storm, visit alexandriava.gov, sign up for the City’s Alexandria eNews service, or follow the City’s social media accounts at alexandriava.gov/SocialMedia.
If your power goes out, report it to Dominion Energy at 866.DOM.HELP (866.366.4357) or www.dom.com.
To report a water main break or for questions about water service, contact Virginia American Water at 800.452.6863.
For Alexandria City Public Schools operating status, visit www.acps.k12.va.us/emergency.
For questions or concerns about storm response, call 703.746.HELP or use Call.Click.Connect.
CITY SERVICES
City trash and recycling collection services are suspended on Wednesday, March 21. Wednesday’s routes will be collected on Thursday, and Thursday’s routes will be collected on Friday.
TRANSPORTATION
DASH buses are operating on the DASH Snow Routes. For more information, visit www.dashbus.com.
For information about Metrobus and Metrorail service, visit www.wmata.com.
A taxi surcharge of $5 is in effect until 6 p.m.
SNOW REMOVAL
Roads are plowed by priority. Snow emergency routes are plowed first, followed by secondary routes, intermediate routes, and then residential streets. The City’s SnowReport tracking system allows residents to view plowing priorities, check the status of individual streets, and submit concerns.
Sidewalks, driveways, and entrances are the responsibility of the adjacent property owner, occupant, or community association.
For information about the City’s Winter Weather Emergency System and storm level definitions, visit alexandriava.gov/Snow.
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