Due to priorities and staffing levels, city personnel do not provide driveway clearing.
Avoid large piles of snow in your driveway.
West Lafayette City code requires that the owner or occupant of a property adjacent to a sidewalk removes snow and ice within six hours after daylight and after snow fall has ceased. If you have any questions or if you know of properties that have sidewalks in violation, please contact the Neighborhood Resource Team at (765) 775-5200.
EMERGENCY SNOW ROUTES
West Lafayette City code states that whenever there is an accumulation of two inches or more of snow and/or ice, a snow emergency will be declared. All vehicles, trailers, and/or equipment parked on all emergency snow routes in the area bounded, as described in this section, shall be removed by the owner until the road has been cleared. A declaration of the snow emergency will be published electronically. The emergency snow routes are as follows:
| Airport Road | Lindberg Road |
| Cherry Lane | Russell Street |
| Cumberland Avenue | Salisbury Street North of Stadium Avenue |
| Grant Street | Stadium Avenue West of Grant Street |
| Harrison Street | State Street |
Because some cul-de-sacs either have a very short throat or may develop unusually heavy or uneven drifts, crews may not always be able to employ this procedure.
While snowplow operators make every attempt to minimize the amount of snow deposited in driveways, the amount can still be significant. The more snow has fallen, the greater the challenge is. One way residents can help is by piling snow you have shoveled from your driveway in your yard, instead of the street. Doing this will help snowplow drivers avoid carrying piles of snow across the driveway.
Due to priorities and staffing levels, city personnel do not provide driveway clearing.
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