South Jordan City has more than 450 lane miles of roads, and over 500 cul-de-sacs to clear during and after a snowstorm. As a result, roads are given different priority levels to ensure the roads that get used by the most people will be cleared first. If the weather permits, driver will begin plowing priority 2 and then 3 once all the priority 1 roads have been cleared. Depending on the nature of the storm, it may take a day or two to reach every street in the city.

If your street or cul-de-sac has not yet been cleared and it has been more than 24 hours since the last snow storm, please complete the following form and a work order will be issued to send a plow to your neighborhood.

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If you have questions or concerns, please call the Streets Department at (801) 253-5230 between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.

Also, please note that plow drivers have been instructed not to plow narrow streets or cul-de-sacs with vehicles parked on the street if there is the possibility that the vehicles might be damaged. If there are cars parked on the street in your neighborhood preventing plowing, please contact Police Dispatch at (801) 840-4000 and an officer will issue a warning or citation to the illegally parked vehicle.

Priority 1 - Collector Streets, Hills, and Disabled Occupants

Collector streets and hills are the first to be cleared and kept clear during a snowstorm. Roads are plowed from the center line to the outside edge of the driving lanes (shoulder will not be cleared). Salt is put down on intersections, hills, and driving lanes. Minimum coverage is maintained between 11:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m.

The following are Priority 1 collector streets and hills:
Collector		Hills
Jordan Gateway 1300 West 2200 West 2700 West 3200 West 3400 West 3600 West 4000 West 4800 West 9400 South 9800 South 10200 South 10400 South 11400 South 11800 South U-111 Old Bingham Highway River Front Parkway		Ridgeside Ct. Kolten Rd. Yorkshire Y-Worry 1055 West Parkway Palisades Florence Anna Circle Trent Drive Clover Ridge The Ridge Rustic Road Welby School Road Mano War Glenmoor Hills Minor Drive Elk View Drive Knox Drive Lenox Drive Tee Box Drive Birdie Way Kestrel Rise Oakmond Rd. Lake Run Rd. Grandville Ave.

South Jordan City also receives a list of children with disabilities each year from the Jordan School District. Cul-de-sacs and streets for these families are also Priority 1.

Priority 2 - Through Subdivisions

Through subdivisions consist of subdivision roads that connect back to a collector street (do not become a dead end). Stopping to turn around greatly slows the progress and efficiency of plows, therefore Priority 2 are roads that allow them to continue moving forward.

Priority 3 - Cul-de-sacs and other Subdivisions

South Jordan City has more that 520 cul-de-sacs. Each will receive 1 pass in and 1 pass out as long as there are no cars parked on the street. Subdivision streets without an outlet are also Priority 3. Depending on the nature of the storm, it may take a day or two to reach every street and cul-de-sac, so please be patient.