Full Notification

Local Travel Advisory re-issued. Due to hazardous road conditions, please be aware and allow extra time driving. Driving conditions are difficult. Look out for snow on the roadway and drifting overnight. Be prepared for snow and ice on all roadways.

City of Muncie Street Department Report
According to the Street Superintendent, Duke Campnell, all city plows have been out and will continue to plow until all streets inside the city have been plowed. No timeframe has been given to complete the task. However, they are working on a 24 hour schedule currently.
Duke Campbell
Superintendent, Department of Public Works
5790 West Kilgore Avenue
Muncie, IN 47304
765-747-4847
7am-3pm (M-F)
[email protected]


Delaware County Highway Department Report

According to the Highway Superintendent, Robert Jessee, all county plows have been out and will continue to plow, Crews are working on a 24 hour schedule currently until further notice. No timeframe has been given to complete all plowing. Trucks are using salt and sand and they have assigned trucks in every township in the county.

Robert Jessee,
Highway Superintendent
Phone: (765) 747-7818 x 600
Monday - Thursday 6:00 am to 4:00 pm


INDOT Greenfield District Report

According to the INDOT Greenfield district office, 179 snow plows are currently working on all state and federal highways plowing and applying salt as needed. The Greenfield district covers 15 counties (Delaware, Fayette, Hamilton, Hancock, Henry, Howard, Jay, Madison, Marion, Randolph, Rush, Shelby, Tipton, Union and Wayne) in this east-central Indiana district.

INDOT Greenfield District
32 South Broadway
Greenfield, IN 46140
Toll Free: 1-855-463-6848
[email protected]


*****The lowest level of local travel advisory, means that routine travel or activities may be restricted in areas because of a hazardous situation, and individuals should use caution or avoid these areas.

Ice & Snow: Take It Slow!

City, County, and State roads that were previously hazardous due to the previous snow accumulation are now more snow covered and hazardous due to the current snow fall. More snow is expected throughout the evening and early morning hours on 12/30. Please slow down and allow extra time for travel.


Indiana Department of Transportation Reports:

US 35: Fair driving conditions.
Between US 36 (7 miles north of Economy) and I-69; IN 28 (near Gas City). Driving conditions are fair. Look out for snow on the roadway. Look out for plowed snow on the roadway. The pavement has been treated. Look out for slush on the roadway. Be prepared for snow.
Comment: Segment Name: US 35: US 36 to E 500 S
Comment: Segment Name: US 35: E 500 S to I-69; IN 28


IN 32: Fair driving conditions.
Between I-69 (Daleville) and IN 1 (Farmland). Driving conditions are fair. The road is wet. Look out for snow on the roadway. Look out for plowed snow on the roadway. The pavement has been treated. Look out for slush on the roadway. Be prepared for snow.
Comment: Segment Name: IN 32: I-69 to IN 1

IN 32: Fair driving conditions.
Between I-69 (Daleville) and IN 1 (Farmland). Driving conditions are fair. The road is wet. Look out for snow on the roadway. Look out for plowed snow on the roadway. The pavement has been treated. Look out for slush on the roadway. Be prepared for snow.
Comment: Segment Name: IN 32: I-69 to IN 1

I-69: Fair driving conditions.
Between Exit 234: IN 67 (Daleville) and Exit 255: IN 26 (4 miles south of Gas City). Driving conditions are fair. The road is wet. Look out for snow on the roadway. Look out for plowed snow on the roadway. The pavement has been treated. Look out for slush on the roadway. Be prepared for snow.
Comment: Segment Name: I-69: Exit 234: IN 67 to Exit 255: IN 26
Last updated today at 6:22 PM EST

IN 67: Fair driving conditions.
Between I-69 (Daleville) and IN 3 (3 miles south of Albany). Driving conditions are fair. The road is wet. Look out for snow on the roadway. Look out for plowed snow on the roadway. The pavement has been treated. Look out for slush on the roadway. Be prepared for snow.
Comment: Segment Name: IN 67: I-69 to IN 3
Last updated today at 6:22 PM EST

IN 332: Fair driving conditions.
Between I-69 (3 miles west of Yorktown) and Tillotson Ave (Muncie). Driving conditions are fair. The road is wet. Look out for snow on the roadway. Look out for plowed snow on the roadway. The pavement has been treated. Look out for slush on the roadway. Be prepared for snow.
Comment: Segment Name: IN 332: I-69 to Tillotson Ave
Last updated today at 6:22 PM EST

IN 3: Fair driving conditions.
Between US 35 (near Muncie) and Ritter Road (Hartford City). Driving conditions are fair. The road is wet. Look out for snow on the roadway. Look out for plowed snow on the roadway. The pavement has been treated. Look out for slush on the roadway. Be prepared for snow.
Comment: Segment Name: IN 3: US 35 to Ritter Road
Last updated today at 6:22 PM EST

IN 3: Difficult driving conditions.
Between US 40 (Dunreith) and IN 67 (1 mile south of Muncie). Driving conditions are difficult. Look out for snow on the roadway. Be prepared for heavy snow.
Comment: Segment Name: IN 3: US 40 to US 36
Comment: Segment Name: IN 3: US 36 to IN 67
Last updated today at 6:18 PM EST

IN 28: Fair driving conditions.
Between US 35 (6 miles east of Alexandria) and State Line Rd (Union City). Driving conditions are fair. The road is wet. Look out for snow on the roadway. Look out for plowed snow on the roadway. The pavement has been treated. Look out for slush on the roadway. Be prepared for snow.
Comment: Segment Name: IN 28: US 35 to State Line Rd
Last updated today at 6:22 PM EST

Instructions:

Staying Safe Around Snowplows
Snowplow drivers are out on the roads to keep them clear of snow and ice and keep you safe. Here’s what you need to know about driving around snowplows:

Distance: Give snowplows room to work. The plows are wide and can cross the center line or shoulder. Don’t tailgate and try not to pass. If you must pass, take extreme caution and beware of the snow cloud.

Speed: Snowplows travel below the posted speed limit. Be patient. Allow plenty of time to slow down. Remember, Ice and Snow, Take it Slow.

Vision: A snowplow operator’s field of vision is restricted. You may see them, but they don’t always see you. Keep your distance and watch for sudden stops or turns.

Proceed with Caution!
Speed: The faster you’re going, the longer it will take to stop. When accelerating on snow or ice, take it slow to avoid slipping or sliding. Ice and Snow, Take it Slow.