The City of Rockville thanks residents for their patience and understanding as we deal with the effects of this past weekend's historic storm and prepare for the storm forecast for Tuesday night and Wednesday. We are working as hard as possible to clear all 160 miles of City streets.

Street Clearing Updates
All available personnel and equipment has been deployed around the clock to clear roads and the City is securing additional equipment to assist. Primary roads are clear and crews are working on secondary roads, as they are now the priority.

City crews are working as quickly as possible to clear the neighborhood streets, but the expected snowfall on Tuesday and Wednesday this week may delay progress on secondary roads, as crews may be required to clear primary streets again.

Stay Off Roads, Move Parked Cars
Residents are asked to stay off the roads to allow crews the space to plow.

Residents are asked to move cars off of roads now and keep them off of the roads during the coming snowfall, as some roads have not been plowed and others will need to be plowed again. Residents may move cars into community center parking lots or the three Town Center parking garages. Parking fees are suspended in the Town Center parking garages through Monday, Feb. 15.

How to Find Help

• If you need emergency transport assistance, call the Fire and Rescue Service at 240-773-0027.
• If you know someone with a disability or medical condition who needs assistance, call 240-314-8300.
• If you know of a shut-in senior who needs assistance, call the emergency assistance phone line for seniors at 240-314-8810.
• Report downed power lines to Pepco by calling 1-877-737-2662.
• Report felled trees by calling the City Tree Line at 240-314-5007.
• If you know someone who needs a warming shelter, Richard Montgomery High School is open.

Recycling and Refuse
Recycling and refuse collection has been suspended indefinitely as those crews have been reassigned to clear streets. When service is restored, crews will pick up additional bags of trash. Do not bag recyclables. Place them in a box or your blue bin.

Additional Weather-Related Information:

• National Weather Service issues Winter Storm Warning for 10-20 inches of snow accompanied by high winds.
• Facility and program closings; weather lines
• Weather emergency reminders
• Snow removal FAQs
• Clear snow from all sidewalks, in accordance with the City snow ordinance.
• Clear snow from fire hydrants.
• Protect the environment during snow.
• Volunteer to help a neighbor in need.
• City of Rockville prepares for the next storm.

Check back for periodic updates or call the Department of Public Works at 240-314-8500 for information on snow removal efforts.