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Information Regarding Forecasted Winter Storm – Posted Wednesday, March 6^th at 3:00pm

Current weather forecasts are calling for between 2 and 4 inches of snow on Thursday March 7th and Friday March 8th. Hamilton Township is salting and plowing designated primary (or main) roads. Therefore, at this time, Snow Plow Sal will NOT be activated. Please note that these procedures may change should snow accumulations increase above current varying forecasts.

Hamilton Township is offering residents access to its Winter Operations GIS system. Residents can input their street address in the relevant text box and they will be given an approximate time for when plowing is scheduled to be conducted in their neighborhood. If possible, residents should remove their cars from the street to help improve the performance of the township’s plowing efforts. If there are cars parked along the street, adjacent to the curb, the township will not be able to plow curb to curb.

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To Start, please type your street address into the box to the right.
IMPORTANT NOTE - You must enter your street address with a house number. (Example "2090" Greenwood Avenue. ) It will not work without a house number.
As you start to type, a list of addresses will automatically appear.
Once you find your address, select it from the list and click GO!
After you press the "Go" button, you will be taken to a website that will show you what zone your address is in, if your address has been plowed or salted, or an estimate of when your address will be plowed or salted.

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Hamilton Township is responsible for salting and plowing 625 lane miles of roads during winter storm events.
Hamilton’s Primary Roads (which are our main local roads) are plowed first and continue to be plowed (multiple times) until the winter event ends. This is done so that Emergency Personnel and Essential Safety Employees can safely travel these main roads.
CLICK HERE for our list of Primary Roads.

Some Primary Roads run though neighborhood areas. Other main roads are maintained by either the State of New Jersey or by Mercer County.
CLICK HERE for our list of State and County Roads.

Township Secondary (Neighborhood) Roads are plowed after snowfall ends.

For most snow events, it can take up to 36 hours for all Township secondary roads to be plowed from curb-to-curb.

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