The Colorado Department of Transportation hasn't done a lot of snow removal work this winter, and for good reason.

The gap, driven in part by snow removal, overtime and soaring health care costs, represents about 1% of the city's annual budget, according to the city's chief financial officer.

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says Toronto can learn from other cities who implement snow removal programs that hire residents.

Discussions around how to cover the deficit are ongoing.

On Feb. 22 a blizzard swept across Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, burying the Army installation in nearly two feet of ...

The city of Boston is facing a potential $48.4 million budget deficit for the current fiscal year, in part due to the costs ...

NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, March 27, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- As property maintenance expectations continue to ...

Four years ago, Kody Linder decided to throw his hat into the lawn-care ring. The Fort Dodge native knew there were plenty of competitors in the local market, so he had to quickly find a way to ...

Following a massive snowstorm in 2025—and much dissatisfaction over the city’s slow progress clearing it— city council ...

Many business owners said that the snow cleanup was a job they couldn't handle on their own, and that the city's grace period ...

The state Department of Transportation has asked for public input about the agency’s response to winter weather. The 17-question online survey also asks respondents about their timeline expectations ...

Federal funding through FEMA could help eligible counties cover debris removal, infrastructure repairs and snow removal costs ...