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Snow Alert Update: Overall, plowing is progressing well. As of 10 a.m., we are about 62 percent complete citywide. Work continues in each zone. Zone 1: Downtown snow pickup in Zone 1 is moving up to Sunday, Jan. 14. Snow pickup operations will begin at 1 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 14. Vehicles parked in Zone 1 are subject to ticketing and towing. Zone 2: East/west streets were completed overnight. Crews started clearing Zone 2 north/south streets at 8 a.m. today, as planned. Vehicles parked on north/south streets are subject to ticketing and towing. Zone 3: Crews continue to plow residential streets. If you don't know what zone you're in, check out the zone map at siouxfalls.gov/snow. Emergency and secondary routes have been plowed and we continue to monitor them. Shout out to our fleet team working alongside operators to keep equipment up and running through the frigid temperatures. #OneSiouxFalls

Operating a vehicle on the roadway is one of the most dangerous activities our crews perform every day. It can be made all the more treacherous in areas affected by storms. High winds and flooding can leave roads damaged or partially blocked, posing a significant risk to our crews and other motorists. It's crucial for our team to exercise extreme caution and adhere to all safety protocols when navigating through storm-affected areas. Prioritizing the safety of our personnel and the public is paramount in such conditions. It is essential for drivers to stay informed about road conditions and potential hazards, and to adjust their driving behavior accordingly. By staying alert and practicing safe driving techniques, we can help mitigate the risks associated with storm-affected roadways. #RoadSafety #StormPreparedness #PostStormSafeDriving #SafeDriving #ToolboxThursday

Southbound Interstate 29 Partially Reopened to Traffic (Saturday, June 22, 2024 - Update #2) One lane of southbound Interstate 29 has reopened to traffic from Sioux Falls to the South Dakota/Iowa state line. Some water remains on the surface and traffic is being guided through the area with flaggers. Drivers will need to reduce speed and use caution as they proceed through the impacted area. Northbound I-29 remains impassable at this time at exit 50 (Centerville) and exit 62 (Canton). No travel advisories remain in place on all state highway sections in southeast South Dakota that are experiencing flooding. Motorists are reminded to respect all road closures and not drive around barricades. Motorists should not use secondary highways to avoid road closures or highway obstructions. Driving into floodwater areas can lead to potentially dangerous or life-threatening situations. Please visit https://sd511.org or download the SD511 mobile app to view all current road closures, no travel advisories, and highway obstructions.

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South Florida is currently on a flood advisory until 8:00 AM Friday June 14th. To all our coworkers, partners and families, stay off the roads if possible. Driving through standing floodwater can be extremely dangerous and is not recommended unless absolutely necessary. If you must proceed through standing floodwater, here are some tips to help you do so as safely as possible: 1. Check the depth: Before entering the water, try to gauge the depth of the water. If you're unsure, it's best not to attempt to drive through it. 2. Avoid fast-moving water: Avoid driving through floodwater that is moving swiftly or has a strong current. Even a small amount of moving water can sweep your vehicle away. 3. Drive slowly: If you decide to proceed, do so at a slow, steady pace to minimize the impact of the water on your vehicle. Avoid sudden acceleration or braking. 4. Use a lower gear: If you are driving a manual transmission vehicle, use a lower gear to maintain a steady speed and prevent stalling. 5. Keep the engine revved: To prevent water from entering your exhaust pipe, keep the engine revved while driving through the water. This can help prevent water from flowing back into the engine. 6. Watch for other vehicles: Be aware of other vehicles in the area in case you need to react quickly to avoid a collision. 7. Test your brakes: After driving through the floodwater, test your brakes to make sure they are functioning properly. Water can cause them to be less effective. 8. Check for signs of damage: After driving through the floodwater, check your vehicle for signs of damage. Look for water in the engine compartment, unusual noises, or any other issues that may have arisen. Remember, it is always safer to find an alternative route or wait for the water to recede rather than risking driving through standing floodwater. If in doubt, turn around and find a safer route. Your safety is the top priority. #safety #floodwater

INTERSTATE 29 REOPENED NORTHBOUND AND SOUTHBOUND (Saturday, June 22, 2024 – Update #3, 2:15 p.m.) Interstate 29 is fully reopened both northbound and southbound from Sioux Falls to the South Dakota/Iowa state line. Some water currently remains on the outside shoulders but water levels are continuing to drop throughout the day. No travel advisories remain in place on all state highway sections in southeast South Dakota that are experiencing flooding. Motorists are reminded to respect all road closures and not drive around barricades. Motorists should not use secondary highways to avoid road closures or highway obstructions. Driving into floodwater areas can lead to potentially dangerous or life-threatening situations. Please visit https://sd511.org or download the SD511 mobile app to view all current road closures, no travel advisories, and highway obstructions. #SDDOT #SD511

Before the San Francisco storms this week, we encourage you to take precaution and protect your property: ✅ Close and latch any operable windows, and remind your tenants to take this important step ✅ Remove all loose or unsecured outdoor objects from balconies, roofs or outside areas ✅ Report any cracks or signs of distress around a window to building management   During the storms, if you see any building-related concerns, call 911 if it is an emergency or there’s an injury. Otherwise, file a report with the San Francisco 311 Customer Service Center by dialing 311.   #RebuildingDBI #StormAlert