Glenn Highway, Debarr Rd, Boniface Prkwy, Airport Heights Dr from E. Please contact them at 90 for maintenance concerns on these roads, including sweeping, potholes, sidewalks and snow/ice removal. The main arterial and collector roads noted below are maintained by the State of Alaska.
Maintenance code#
It is illegal to park vehicles in the middle of a cul-de-sac per Municipal Code Title 9.30.030, A13.This is a violation of Municipal Code Title 24.80.090 and could result in a citation. Snow from driveways cannot be shoveled or plowed into the street right-of-way or onto sidewalks.Snow removal from driveways is the responsibility of the property owner.Please limit on-street parking in all areas during snow plowing and removal operations.Please note the Following Important Information: If you have questions or need further assistance, please contact the Anchorage Street Maintenance Dispatch Center at 907- 343-8277 or the Eagle River Street Maintenance Dispatch at 90. The “Plow Out" will then resume after it stops snowing and Arterial and Collector streets have been completed. If another snow event of greater than 4 inches occurs while we are in the middle of a declared “Plow Out", the residential plowing will stop, and crews will plow Arterial and Collector streets. During a “Plow Out", our goal is to have all residential streets plowed at least once within 84 hours. Once it stops snowing, and all Arterial and Collector streets are finished, a “Plow Out" will be declared. Information about street widening efforts as well as snow hauling progress will also be displayed under that link.Īfter a snowfall of 4 inches or greater, Street Maintenance crews work to clear Arterial and Collector streets and Municipal trails and sidewalks. Please click on the link "Plowing Status" below to view updated snow plowing information, and our interactive plowing status map, sidewalk and trail clearing map. State Maintained Roads: State Maintained Roads The beginning point and direction of street sweeping on residential roads is rotated from year to year. Residential areas are only done on the first and third sweep. This map will NOT show updates until we are working in residential areas. The APDES (Alaska Pollution Discharge Elimination System) permit requires all Municipal and State owned roads within the Municipality of Anchorage to be swept a total of three times per year.
Once residential sweeping begins, you may view our interactive map by CLICKING HERE and track the progress of our residential sweeping.
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