Snow piles proving treacherous for Kamloops’ disabled
KAMLOOPS — City crews have been out in force, working countless hours to remove snow and ice from city streets. However, as they clear a path for Kamloops’ motorists the piles of snow become a hazard for the disabled.
Kamloops residents have had to brave the snowy roads more than a few times this winter, but those responsible for clearing the snow say the season is nothing out of the ordinary.
“So far it’s been pretty normal snowfalls,” said Joe Luison, Streets and Sign Shop Supervisor with the City of Kamloops. “Crews have been working around the clock when they have occurred. We have contacted some contract graders as well in this latest snowfall, so not too abnormal but definitely keeping us busy.”