Snow removal operations begin in Gravenhurst Tuesday night
The Town of Gravenhurst will be conducting snow removal services.
The Town says that operations will begin at 9 p.m. on Tuesday, March 1, concluding at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, March 2.
All vehicles must be removed from Town roads overnight or will be ticketed and towed.
Here's the list of streets impacted:
• Muskoka Road North and South (MR18) - From James Street to Winewood Avenue
• Bay Street (MR 169) / Brock Street - From Bethune Drive (MR41) to John Street
• Winewood Ave. (MR17) - From Muskoka Road North to Bethune Drive
• Muskoka Road South - From James Street to Talisman Road
Snow removal operations are an essential part of the Town's efforts to keep the streets clear and passable for residents and emergency vehicles.
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