snow removal

City Manager Sheryl Long says it will take about 16 months for the city to receive the trucks.

Cincinnati City Council recently voted to spend close to a million dollars on the city's fleet of vehicles — but it's not yet clear whether that means a new fire truck or new snowplows.

Two members voted against the measure, saying Council should not purchase new snowplows until the Department of Public Services finishes an official report on what’s needed to improve snow removal.

Council members say their offices were flooded with resident complaints after near-record snowfall a couple weeks ago.

The Kenton County Public Works supervisor says they're going to be "stretched thin."

Cincinnati has an ordinance requiring property owners to remove snow from the sidewalk, but it's a law that's rarely enforced. Public Services spokesman…

At a news conference Wednesday, the Department of Public Works showed off its salt pile and asked for patience.

Cincinnati's Public Services crews has 14 new salt trucks to use when it comes time to clear snow and ice this winter. City officials showed off the new…

The Cincinnati city administration is promising everything will be done to make the streets safe after Monday morning's snowfall. Many places in the area…

Cincinnati will be starting the snow season with less road salt than it would like, but things could be worse.Public Services Director Gerald Checco told…