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Fort McMurray adjusts snow control policy following heavy winter snowfall

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The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo updated its urban snow and ice control policy in Fort McMurray. This change follows a winter where Fort McMurray saw about double the average precipitation from December to March. Under the new policy, snowplowing can now be active through holidays, and cars will no longer be towed to an impound lot.

From cbc.ca

Why it matters

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The policy adjustments are a reaction to overwhelming amounts of precipitation last winter. These changes could increase operational costs and logistical complexity for municipal services in Fort McMurray.

RMWB Bylaw Services manage local ordinances in Fort McMurray.

From cbc.ca

Who's involved

  • Fort McMurrayMunicipality where the snow and ice control policy is implemented
  • Keith SmithDirector of public works for the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo

Who could feel it

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  • Fort McMurraySpeculative

    Fort McMurray might face increased operational costs and logistical complexity for municipal services due to the policy changes.

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