Here's who to call if your street isn't plowed
The State Highway Administration reports that it's getting flooded with calls from people reporting that their neighborhood streets haven't been plowed. While the SHA sympathizes, clearing the courts and cul-de-sacs isn't its job.
In Maryland, the SHA is responsible interstates, U.S. highways and numbered state routes, with the exception of toll facilities and parts of Interstate 95 and 395 maintained by the Maryland Transportation Authority and state routes that extend into Baltimore city, which maintains almost all the roads within its boundaries.
Roads with names rather than numbers outside Baltimore city are maintained by the counties or in some cases incorporated municipalities. For telephone numbers of county snow removal authorities, provided by the SHA, please click below.
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http://www.roads.maryland.gov/index.aspx?PageId=9 - links to county's DPW website.
Posted by: Jordan | February 10, 2010 7:53 PM
Why can't someone from the city please get us plowed out of the 4700 block of Glenarm ave from Cedonia to Plumer ave over to White ave. Most of us have been trapped in since last Saturday. If we could get the snow from the middle of the street we could attempt to get out. We have done all we can do. We need to get out of here to get to work, get medication, and get food.
your attention would be greatly appreciated. I will just keep on praying that we get some help.
In one way or another this is my fourth time reaching out for help.
Thanks
Posted by: Chris | February 13, 2010 5:00 AM
As far as the city is concerned its hopeless. Our only hope is the sun. The city's Public Works Dept. has failed us. Baltimore County's roads are in great shape compared to the city and I mean their side streets as well. Baltimore City are you listening?
Posted by: Sheila Mills | February 15, 2010 10:55 AM