January 6, 2022
After a pause in non-essential operations due to extreme weather conditions, clearing in Phase 2 residential areas resumes Monday, January 10 at 7 a.m. The Phase 2 parking ban will also be implemented at that time. This work will include the removal of windrows that are blocking driveways in residential areas. Crews will operate in residential areas between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., seven days a week.
During this phase of the parking ban residents are asked to move their vehicles from residential roads. Edmontonians can continue to park in their driveway or garage, in parking available on a neighbours property (with permission), in a snow and ice alternative parking option, and on any road cleared during Phase 1 where parking is allowed normally.
Many EPark zones also offer free parking overnight, between the hours of 6 p.m. and 9 a.m. Some exceptions apply. Please check the online EPark map for more details. Parking is also available on roads as soon as they have been cleared if parking is allowed there normally.
In addition to resuming the Phase 2 parking ban, crews will also be picking up windrows that are in the middle of roadways outside of residential areas.
Throughout the season, along with clearing, City crews monitor conditions, respond to safety-sensitive notifications and are available to address emergent and priority issues. When the city sees fluctuating temperatures, crews adjust the road materials that are best for the weather.
Edmontonians can view an interactive online map to confirm where crews are operating and which streets have been cleared. This map has been updated to reflect the resumption of work on January 10, 2022. In addition, residents are encouraged to watch for neighbourhood signage.
