Municipality Asks Residents to Keep Roads Clear for Snow Removal

The Municipality of Inverness County is asking residents for their cooperation in keeping roads clear of parked vehicles during and following snowfall events to help crews safely and efficiently remove snow.

Snow removal equipment requires full access to roadways to properly clear snow and ensure safe travel for motorists, pedestrians, and emergency vehicles. Vehicles parked on the road can significantly slow down operations and may prevent crews from clearing snow.

The municipality thanks residents for their patience and cooperation as crews work to maintain safe road conditions throughout the winter season.

Quick facts about snow removal:

  • Roads owned and maintained (including snow removal) by the Municipality of Inverness County can be found here: Municipal-Roads-October-2025.pdf .
  • All other roads are owned and maintained (including snow removal) by the Province of Nova Scotia’s Department of Public Works or are privately/owned maintained.
  • Should you have a question or concern about snow clearing, please contact:
    • Provincially owned roads: Call the provincial Operations Contact Centre toll-free at 1-844-696-7737
    • Municipally owned roads: Call toll-free 1-866-258-0223, select option #4 or email public.works@invernesscounty.ca .
  • If interested in learning more about plowing service times for provincially owned roads, visit WinterMaintenanceStandards.pdf .
  • You can also check out other Nova Scotia Department of Public Works resources that may help during a winter storm:

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