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Open Source: Why aren’t local snow plow crews salting my road?
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When I went on a ride-along with a county snow plow driver earlier this week, we left the county garage in downtown Mansfield and drove through Ontario.
Each village, city, township and county is responsible for its own.
As temperatures drop, salt becomes less effectiveRock salt becomes less effective at melting ice and snow temperatures drop to 15 to 20 degrees Fahrenheit, according to Cargill, a road salt vendor and mining operator.
During the brunt of Winter Storm Fern, Dickinson told me his drivers were reserving salt for intersections, hills and curves.
In all seriousness, if you think your road should have been addressed by now, I’d recommend reaching out to your city, village, township or the county directly.