How DC makes enough brine to keep city roads safe for winter weather

How DC makes enough brine to keep city roads safe for winter weather

Cornelious Phillips watched on Thursday afternoon as brine made its way onto trucks in Northeast D.C., as part of a process he’s played a role in for over a decade. More stories DC area braces for winter storm that could blanket the region with 10 inches of snow, plus freezing rain Does keeping the US Capitol clear of snow for Congress add pressure? The latest: Maryland National Guard activated ahead of D…

Steelton Borough officials make preparations ahead of winter storm

Mayor Ciera Dent says extra crews are on standby to assist the public works departments once the storm begins.

State transportation officials prepare roads ahead of weekend winter weather

Officials have used salt to pretreat roads.

Salem prepares for winter storm with crews and warming shelter

Salt truck drivers in Salem are prepared for the incoming winter storm, with 15 truckloads of salt delivered to the city and 7 trucks set to clear the roads, while the Mayor encourages citizens to stay home and provides tips for drivers.

Salt shortage rumors dismissed by NCDOT as 10,000 tons reportedly remain in storage

So far, officials said more than 90,000 gallons of brine have been used to get roads ready.

Salt brine truck driver gives inside look at how crews pretreat roads in OKC

Salt brine trucks have been on the roads the past couple days, pretreating highways and streets in Oklahoma City before a winter storm brings snow and ice to the area.