GILLETTE, Wyo. – The City of Gillette has announced that the Level 2 Snow Emergency declaration has been downgraded to Level 1.
As of 4 p.m. Dec. 14, City Administrator Hyun Kim has called an end to the city’s Level 2 Snow Emergency declaration; however, a Level 1 Snow Emergency remains in effect, according to a Dec. 14 release from the City of Gillette.
“Citizens are asked to continue to exercise caution when traveling throughout the city with plow crews are still at work,” the city said.
With a Level 1 Snow Emergency, the city says, parking is prohibited on designated snow removal routes which are located along the following roadways:
- 6th Street from Burma Avenue to Gillette Avenue.
- 4th Street from 4-J Road to Gurley Avenue.
- Gurley Avenue from 12th Street to 4th Street.
- 4-J Road from 2nd Street to 8th Street.
- Brooks Avenue from 2nd Street to Warlow.
- 9th Street from Butler Spaeth to Highway 59.
- Foothills Boulevard from Highway 14-16 to Echeta Road. 8.) 7th Street from Highway 59 to 4-J Road.
The city will make another announcement through local media, the city website, and social media when the Level 1 Snow Emergency Declaration has ended, per the release.
Campbell County’s Level 2 closures will continue for today and will be dropped with the resumption of normal operating schedules on Dec. 15.
