Due to vandalism, the outdoor restrooms at Cross Park are temporarily closed. Portable restrooms will be available while repairs are being made. The Frederickson Community Center's restrooms will also be open when the building is staffed.
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Please note that not all roadway obstructions appear on this map such as most traffic accidents, construction/utility work, short-term maintenance work, or issues that have not been reported to us.
This map represents unincorporated Pierce County snowplow operations only. Please zoom in to see your area of interest.
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Our Response
Pierce County’s major roads connect residential areas to service centers and state highways.
These major roads are our priority during a snow and ice event, along with Pierce Transit and school bus snow routes. If you can get out of your neighborhood and reach a key arterial, you will likely find a drivable road.
The level of service these major roads receive during winter weather is determined by several factors, including weather conditions, the classification of the roadway, and available resources.
When a severe winter storm is forecast, our plan provides that crews apply anti-icing products to key arterials and lifelines routes assuming all resources are available.
If heavy snowfall affects roads countywide, plow trucks with de-icing materials are deployed 24 hours a day when all resources are available until conditions improve.
Learn how Pierce County responds to snow and ice on county roads.
Be Prepared
Learn how to make an emergency kit and create an emergency plan.
Stay Informed
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