Help clear storm drains when it snows, city says

We're not really slated to get much more than an inch of snow, and may not see a single flake, but Baltimore Public Works says it's a good time to ask for some help with winter-weather chores. The officials would like you to clear snow and ice from around fire hydrants and from around your area storm drains.
If the drains get clogged, intersections, and your basement, could flood as snow melts, they said.
They also want everyone to pay attention to the radio and TV for updates on trash and recycling pickup. You can also call 311 in the city if you have a question. If it's dangerous outside, the truck drivers won't be out. And, really, we shouldn't be either.
Baltimore Sun file photo of folks clearing snow from near a storm drain/Kim Hairston






