“A snow emergency exists when 3 or more inches of snow are expected or have fallen,” Public Works Operations Manager Johnny McCluskey stated in a release.
Any vehicles on the street during a snow emergency may be ticketed and towed to make sure plows can clear all roadways.
Miamisburg did not declare a snow emergency as of early today, but city officials on social media asked residents to keep vehicles off streets overnights, if possible, so crews have the best access for plowing and salting.
The cities of Beavercreek, Fairfield, Franklin, Hamilton, Monroe, Springboro, Springfield, Vandalia and Xenia and the village of Yellow Springs also were among those that asked residents on social media to park cars in the driveway.
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