Winter Weather Update- February 6, 2026

In anticipation of the pending snow event, the City of District Heights will activate the following plan: -Main roadways will be salted ( Kipling Pkwy, Gateway Boulevard, District Heights Pkwy, and Marbury Street) -Pedestrian bridges in the City proper – City complex facilities (Municipal Bldg, YSB and Police Sub station)

-Main roadways will be salted ( Kipling Pkwy, Gateway Boulevard, District Heights Pkwy, and Marbury Street)

-Pedestrian bridges in the City proper

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