Bowling Green Public Works reports over 1,800 hours of work for snow, ice

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Department of Public Works in Bowling Green has released data surrounding January’s response to winter weather.

During January, Public Works says it worked a total of 1,817 hours for snow and ice responses.

In addition, from Jan. 24-30, the city says crews used 984 tons of deicer, costing a total of $147,583.32.

The city says 200 pounds of deicer was used per lane mile during that time.

This follows a winter storm that swept through Bowling Green, causing snow and ice accumulations, which crews worked to clear from multiple roadways.

January’s report also lists News 40’s coverage of Bowling Green Public Works director Andy Souza appearing on NewsNation, where Souza discussed the city’s winter weather response.

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