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Winter Weather Roads & Safety
Once the snow starts falling, Public Works typically begins plowing operations after two inches of snow has fallen, or sooner if road condition reports indicate the need. Please remember to exercise caution when driving in snowy and icy conditions. With the exception of Central Avenue, all of the local roads in Roselle have a posted speed limit of 30 miles per hour or less.
State and county agencies handle most of the main roads running through Roselle, (Lake Street, Gary Avenue, Irving Park Road, Roselle Road, Nerge Road), and the Village is responsible for most of the side streets and residential areas.
Additional Winter Weather Information
Winter Weather ProceduresWinter Phone Numbers
Snow Removal Tips
Snow Plow Condition Report Form
Avoid Frozen Water Pipes in Winter
Warming Centers in DuPage County
Emergency Overnight Shelters in DuPage County
Warming Centers in Cook County
- Why do I sometimes see parallel rows of white, chalky lines in the pavement in late fall and winter?
- How soon after a snowfall do plowing and salting operations begin?
- Why does it take Public Works so long to plow my cul-de-sac?
- Does the Public Works Department plow all of the streets in the Village?
- Are there street parking restrictions following a significant snowfall?
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