Up to 90 Percent of Roads to be Plowed Monday: County

HARFORD COUNTY, MD – Approximately 85 to 90 percent of county roads will have been touched by a plow by the end of Monday in Harford County, as cleanup continues from the weekend blizzard that reportedly dropped more than 30 inches of snow in parts of Harford.

Where roads have been plowed, large piles of snow remain at the intersections, limiting visibility, according to an update from Harford County government.

“So please stay off the roads again today if possible to let our snow plows continue their work and give priority to emergency vehicles,” Harford County officials said in a statement Monday morning.

“As a reminder, we are still under a State of Emergency and are requesting vehicles stay off of the roads,” the Harford County Department of Emergency Services reported. “This was a significant storm and there are many snow drifts throughout the county.”

Crews had plowed 62 percent of the county’s roads and cul-de-sacs by 11 p.m. on Sunday, according to county officials, who said there were a total of 1,000 miles of county roads in Harford and 1,200 cul-de-sacs.

The goal is to plow 85 to 90 percent by the end of Monday, authorities said.

5 Ways to Get Snow Help in Harford County

• Call 911 for emergencies.
• Dial the Harford Hotline at 410-838-5800 for non emergencies.
• Follow the Snow Plow Tracker for plowing updates.
• Report snow issues to county government.
• Brush up on snow removal tips.

—Information courtesy of Harford County Department of Emergency Services