The first draft of the next city of Cincinnati budget includes funding to improve snow removal next winter. City Manager ...

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Snow removal this storm-battered winter could cost the state nearly twice as much as VDOT expected. The Virginia Department of Transportation will likely exceed its $157 million snow budget by ...

BRISTOL, Va. (WCYB) — The VDOT Snow Plow Tracker is a way to check out the snow plows that have been in your area. Once you get on the VDOT snow plow website, you will see a map of the most ...

With 400 snow plows and 75 truck loaders full of heavy equipment and extra help coming in, VDOT is equipped to do their part, but residents must meet them halfway. “There’s really a heavy ...

Driving with caution is recommended. VDOT is responsible for snow removal on all state-maintained roads as follows: The Interstate Highway System and limited-access roadways are VDOT’s first priority.

WEATHER: Winter Storm Arrives Wednesday Afternoon Several snow plows filled up with salt as early as 6 a.m. Wednesday morning, although snow wasn't predicted to accumulate in inches until later in ...

Driving with caution is recommended. Virginia Department of Transportation is responsible for snow removal on all state-maintained roads as follows: The Interstate Highway System and limited-access ...

VDOT is responsible for treating and plowing the county’s roads. After any storm that produces 6 or more inches of snow, the agency aims to have the roads cleared within 72 hours, Supervisor ...

RELATED: VDOT provides update on SWVA road conditions VDOT Spokesperson Michelle Earl said all localities in Virginia were responding Friday into Saturday with the maximum number of snow plows and ...

Snow removal operations are in progress, with VDOT crews plowing state-maintained highways and main arteries like Glebe Road, and Arlington County in its Phase 2 of snow removal, which focuses on ...

Virginia Department of Transportation crews pre-treated about 2000 miles worth of roads in Northern Virginia and has crews on standby ready to plow ... snow,” said Alex Liggitt with VDOT.