The Public Works Department will have two operating snow plow crews throughout the snow season. These crews are prepared to operate during snow events, up to 24 hours a day, if necessary. Crews will be called out after 1 inch of snow has accumulated on the roads. Generally all roads are plowed simultaneously, however during severe storms, main streets may take precedence for safety reasons.
Service Level 1- Main streets and hills.
Service Level 2- All residential streets and School ADA Routes.
Service Level 3- Cul-de-sacs and alley ways.
Snow Plow Routes Map
CONTACT
In an effort for Public Works to better serve our residents we request that you call 801-253-5230 with any concerns related to Snow Plowing between the hours of 8:00 am and 5:00 pm.
If you have an afterhours emergency please contact Dispatch at (801)840-4000.
ON STREET PARKING RESTRICTION
To make the roads accessible and safer for the plow trucks please limit on street parking to the following as specified in the city's municipal code:
10.20.010: PARKING DURING A SNOW EVENT:
A. Alternate Parking Restrictions: The accumulation of one inch (1") or more of snow, hail, or sleet upon the public right of way shall be considered a "snow event". During the period from November 1 through March 1, parking is restricted in the public right of way to alternate sides of the street during a snow event and for a period of seventy two (72) hours after the end of a snow event. The alternate parking restrictions shall apply, unless otherwise posted, as follows: Beginning at eight o'clock (8:00) A.M. on odd numbered days of the month, vehicles shall only park on the side of a street with odd building numbers until eight o'clock (8:00) A.M. the following morning; on even days of the month beginning at eight o'clock (8:00) A.M. vehicles shall park only on the side of a street with even building numbers until eight o'clock (8:00) A.M. the following morning.
B. Exceptions To Alternate Parking Restrictions: The alternate parking restrictions shall not apply in the following circumstances:
1. Vehicles may park for not more than three (3) minutes on the off side of the road when loading or unloading passengers;
2. Vehicles may park for not more than thirty (30) minutes when loading, unloading or delivering property or supplies;
3. Medical, fire, police, city maintenance, or other emergency vehicles during emergency response shall not be limited by alternate parking restrictions.
4. A person may apply to the city for authorization for all night parking when the same is required by emergency or other unusual circumstances. The chief of police shall be the sole judge as to the necessity and requirement for the authorized all night parking. (Ord. 2008-20, 12-2-2008)
Service Level 1 - Collector Streets, Hills, and Disabled Occupants
Collector streets and hills are the first to be cleared and kept clear during a snowstorm. Roads are plowed from the center line to the outside edge of the driving lanes (shoulder will not be cleared). Salt is put down on intersections, hills, and driving lanes.
| The following are Service Level 1 collector streets and hills |
| Collector Streets |
Hills |
Jordan Gateway
1300 West
2200 West
2700 West
3200 West
3400 West
3600 West
4000 West
4800 West
9400 South
9800 South
10200 South
10400 South
11400 South
11800 South
U-111
Old Bingham Highway
River Front Parkway
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Ridgeside Ct.
Kolten Rd. Yorkshire
Y-Worry
1055 West
Parkway Palisades
Florence
Anna Circle
Trent Drive
Clover Ridge
The Ridge
Rustic Road
Welby School Road
Mano War
Glenmoor Hills
Minor Drive
Elk View Drive
Knox Drive
Lenox Drive
Tee Box Drive
Birdie Way
Kestrel Rise
Oakmond Rd.
Lake Run Rd.
Grandville Ave.
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South Jordan City also receives a list of children with disabilities each year from the Jordan School District. Cul-de-sacs and streets for these families are also Service Level 1.
Service Level 2 - Through Subdivisions
Through subdivisions consist of subdivision roads that connect back to a collector street (do not become a dead end). Stopping to turn around is not only unsafe but greatly slows the progress and efficiency of plows, therefore Service Level 2 are roads that allow them to continue moving forward.
Service Level 3 - Cul-de-sacs and other Subdivisions
South Jordan City has more that 520 cul-de-sacs. Each will receive 1 pass in and 1 pass out as long as there are no cars parked on the street. Subdivision streets without an outlet are also Service Level 3. Depending on the nature of the storm, it may take a day or two to reach every street and cul-de-sac, so please be patient.
Bangerter HWY, 11400 south and 10400 south from I-15 to Bangerter HWY are maintained by UDOT. Their phone number is 801-975-4986.
