Lethbridge declares Phase 1 snow routes active
The City of Lethbridge declared Phase 1 snow routes active, effective Monday at 11 a.m.
Vehicle owners must move all vehicles parked along Phase 1 snow routes by 11 a.m. Tuesday.
The move is designed to create more efficient snow removal, necessitating a number of temporary parking restrictions.
Alternatives include driveways, rear parking pads and non-Phase 1 street parking.
The following restrictions are in place for Phase 1 snow routes:
- 24 hours from activation, vehicles left in Phase 1 snow routes will be subject to parking tickets when they impede operation of the route;
- Restrictions remain in place until the city announces snow routes are no longer active;
- Phase 1 snow routes are identified with a blue snowflake tab on the upper side of snow route parking signs; and
- As of Feb. 1, parking tickets will be used to enforce temporary parking restrictions on activated Phase 1 snow routes. So far this winter, just under 1,500 courtesy reminders were issued to remind non-compliant vehicles to move them.
You can sign up for app notifications, view maps or provide feedback by going to Get Involved Lethbridge: Snow Control or call 311 with any questions or concerns.
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