With the sun shining and more mild temperatures today, @MacombRoads trucks and graders continue cleanup work on rural and subdivision roads throughout Macomb County. Please drive carefully and give equipment plenty of room to safely operate.
If you’ll be on the roads, please:
✅ Buckle up
⚠️ Drive with caution
⏰ Allow extra time to reach your destination
🚙 Watch out for slick spots on bridges, ramps and overpasses
🚛 Give snow plows room to safely operate
If you’ll be on the road, please remember to buckle up, drive with caution, allow extra time to reach your destination, watch out for slick spots on bridges, ramps and overpasses, and give snowplows plenty of room to safely operate.
❄️ WINTER OPERATIONS UPDATE ❄️
@MacombRoads is keeping a close eye on the forecast. Macomb County crews will be patrolling the roads and monitoring conditions starting early this evening and will be working to keep the roads as safe as possible.
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Crews have been working today on cleanup and applying salt at entrances, intersections and steep areas on township subdivision roads. Our goal is to get through as many as possible before this weekend’s anticipated winter weather will have us back on our primary routes.
❄️ WINTER OPERATIONS UPDATE ❄️
Crews have been patrolling and treating all routes since early this afternoon to keep the roads as safe as possible. We will stagger and dispatch drivers appropriately to ensure the roadways are treated throughout the duration of the storm.
❄️ WINTER OPERATIONS UPDATE ❄️
Trucks are loaded and equipment and crews are ready. We're keeping a close eye on the forecast as the winter storm moves in. Macomb County crews will be patrolling all routes to ensure the roadways are treated throughout the duration of the storm.