The city has declared a snow emergency effective midnight, Tuesday, Feb. 26.
St. Clair Shores declared a snow emergency effective midnight, Tuesday, Feb. 26, and will continue through midnight, Feb. 28. During this time, no vehicles will be allowed to park on city streets during this time, according to city ordinance. Vehicles in violation will be towed or ticketed.
Residents are required by ordinance to keep vehicles off residential streets until noon Sunday, remove snow and ice from public walkways by 5 p.m. Sunday.
The early morning snow Friday resulted in St. Clair Shores declaring a snow event and snow emergency for the city. According to city ordinance regarding a snow event, residents must remove ice and snow from all public walkways by 5 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 10. Residents are also not allowed to park on city streets during the snow emergency, which is in effect until noon, Sunday, Feb. 10.
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The city has declared a snow emergency effective noon, Friday, Feb. 8.
St. Clair Shores declared a snow emergency at noon Friday, and will continue to noon, Sunday, Feb. 10. During this time, no vehicles will be allowed to park on city streets during this time, according to city ordinance. Vehicles will be towed or ticketed after noon on Friday.
