Snow services and information

Before, during and after a snowfall, The City works to keep our roadways, sidewalks, bikeways and pathways safe. Working together is how we keep Calgarians safe and mobile during and after a winter storm – thank you for doing your part and for your patience while we do ours.

Current snow status:

Crews spend the first 36 hours plowing and clearing snow on Calgary's busiest routes

Snow and Ice Clearing Progress
Route types	Progress (%)
Major Routes 0 - 36hrs

Popular snow links

Priority Snow Plan

Day 1 begins after the snowfall ends. Crews spend the first 18 hours plowing and removing snow on Priority 1 routes.
Snow clearing update

Find out what we’re working on and what you can do to help
Snow clearing bylaw

Know your snow clearing responsibilities as a property owner/occupant
Snow routes & parking bans

Check your address, find alternate parking, sign up for alerts
Snow Emergency event declarations

A snow emergency event may be called after heavy accumulations of snowfall (40 cm or more) over a short period of time.
Engagement
Snow and Ice Control Policy Review

The City’s SNIC Policy has not been updated since 2011. It needs an update to meet operational and community needs. A full report back to Council is expected in late 2023.

Snow services, bylaws and information

Clearing snow around your home

Preparing for your winter commute

Snow related maps

Reporting snow concerns

Answering your FAQs

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