Eight city streets deemed problematic are designated emergency snow zones
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) The winter storm has arrived, and Thursday only marked the beginning of what should be a weekend full of snow. As NewsChannel 21 found out, that new snow could have a huge impact on downtown Bend this Valentine s Day weekend.
After a big snowstorm in February of 2018, the city of Bend implemented a pilot program that designated certain areas throughout town as emergency snow zones.
The snow zones are:
Bond Street (Wall Street to Colorado Avenue)
Chandler Avenue (Mt. Washington Drive to Century Drive)
NE Courtney Drive (27
High Desert Prepares For Heavy Snow
A winter storm is moving into the region with snowfall expected from Thursday afternoon to Friday night. More snow and freezing temps are in store for the weekend.
“If you don’t need to travel this weekend, it is recommended to stay off of the roads in this upcoming storm,” said David Abbas, Bend’s Transportation & Mobility Director. “Thanks for your help and readiness to get through this upcoming winter storm together as a community. Don’t forget to help your neighbors who could use a hand, too.”
With snow in the forecast, everyone should prepare for winter. During winter operations, the City prioritizes the highest-use streets that accommodate the most drivers and access hospitals, major employment areas, schools and transit routes. Priority routes receive de-icing, sanding, and plowing first. Get plowing information and maps here.
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