County plow crews worked overnight on primary roads after 5–8.5 inches of snow; residential street plowing expected to begin Monday morning.
Ride On bus service will operate on a reduced Snow Schedule 'S' Monday, Jan. 26, with delays expected due to road conditions.
MCDOT crews are clearing main roads overnight after 5–8.5 inches of snow fell countywide; residential streets expected by Monday morning.
Ride On bus service will operate on a reduced S schedule Monday, Jan. 26, with possible delays due to snow conditions.
MCDOT crews are plowing primary roads overnight after 5–8.5 inches of snowfall; residential street plowing expected to begin Monday morning.
Ride On switches to S Service Schedule Monday, Jan. 26 due to low temps and poor road conditions; delays and detours possible.
Ride On buses will operate on a special 'S' schedule Monday, Jan. 26, 2026, due to winter weather.
County deployed 500+ pieces of snow equipment starting 4 a.m. Sunday; residential streets cleared after snowfall stops.
County deployed 500+ pieces of equipment starting at 4 a.m.; snow emergency routes closed to parking through at least Monday.
Ride On operates essential routes only from 6 a.m.–8 p.m. Jan. 25 due to heavy snow; Flash Orange shifts to smaller 40-ft buses.
Montgomery County snow crews clear major roads and emergency routes first; a Storm Operations Map lets residents track plowing in their neighborhood.
Parking banned on snow emergency routes; free County garage parking available; even-side street parking required through Jan. 26.
MCDOT activated Storm Operations Center at 9 p.m. Jan. 24; 500+ pieces of equipment began plowing primary roads at 4 a.m. Jan. 25.
County snow emergency declared Jan. 24 bans parking on snow emergency routes; free parking available in county garages.
MCDOT activated its Storm Operations Center at 9 p.m. Jan. 24; 500+ pieces of equipment began plowing primary roads at 4 a.m. Jan. 25.
Ride On operates 17 routes Jan. 25 with 40–60 min frequency, 6 a.m.–8 p.m.; Monday service TBD Sunday afternoon.
During a declared county snow emergency, residents may park free at County garages; parking on emergency routes is restricted.
MCDOT's Highway Services division is pretreating primary roads with salt brine ahead of the weekend storm; residential plowing may take several days.
During a declared county snow emergency, residents may park free in county lots; taxis may add a $2.50 surcharge per trip.
Ride On bus riders should check rideonbus.com for schedule updates; an S-schedule or Service Plan may be activated during the storm.