Huntsville overnight snowbank removal scheduled for January 9

The Town of Huntsville will be conducting overnight snowbank removal operations in the downtown area beginning at 10 p.m. on January 9, with work continuing into the early morning hours.

To allow crews to operate safely and efficiently, residents and visitors are asked to remove all parked vehicles by 10 p.m. from the following locations:

Main Street (Lorne Street to Chaffey Street)

Brunel Road (Main Street to Town Line Road)

Centre Street North (Main Street to Susan Street)

Centre Street South (Main Street to Mary Street)

West Street North (Main Street to Dara Howell Way)

West Street South (Main Street to Princess Street)

High Street and Minerva Street East (Brunel Road to Centre Street)

According to officials, the overnight schedule was selected to minimize disruptions to traffic, local businesses, and the broader community during daytime hours.

Motorists traveling through the downtown core during the operation are advised to exercise caution, obey posted signage, and follow the directions of on-site staff to ensure everyone’s safety.

Hilary Hilton
Hilary Hilton
Hilary Hilton is a news reporter based in Muskoka with a strong passion for storytelling. She brings seven years of experience to her reporting, including three years in newspaper journalism and four years as a magazine editor and writer at the University of Toronto, where she studied English Language and Literature. After spending two years living in the UK and traveling abroad, she is elated to be back in her home country. Hilary is driven by a love of writing and a belief in the power of local news to connect and strengthen communities. To share a story, email hhilton@vistaradio.ca

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