Full Notification

Winter Weather Emergency Declared for December 22, 2022 Beginning at 12 p.m. (Noon)
The City of Janesville has declared a winter weather emergency beginning at 12 p.m. (noon) on Thursday, December 22, 2022. A winter weather emergency means that all parked vehicles must be removed from City streets until snow and ice control operations are complete. To ensure that you do not receive a parking ticket, please move all vehicles prior to noon and keep them off City streets until 6 a.m. on Friday, December 23. 
 
Snow accumulations of 3 – 6 inches are forecast for Wednesday evening through Friday morning, with the heaviest accumulations throughout Thursday. Main and arterial streets will be maintained throughout the duration of the snowfall. Due to the forecast accumulations, the City will perform a City-wide plow following the snowfall. All parked vehicles must be removed from City streets to maximize effectiveness and minimize safety issues for snow and ice removal operations.
Winter Weather Emergency Parking
The best place to park during a winter weather emergency is in your garage or driveway. If you are unable to park in a driveway or garage, please park in one of the following downtown municipal parking lots:

• East Wall Street Lot at E Wall Street & N Parker Drive
• City Hall Lot at W Wall Street & N Jackson Street
• S High Street Lot at W Court Street & S High Street
• Hedberg Public Library Lot on Water Street
• River/Union Street Lot at S River Street & Union Street
• N Parker Drive Parking Ramp at N Parker Drive and E Wall Street

Parking is allowed in any municipal parking lot during a winter weather emergency.  Please ensure that vehicles are removed from the parking lots after the emergency has ended to allow for City crews to clear the lots of snow and ice.
Fines for parking on the streets during a winter weather emergency are $50. The Police Department may begin issuing tickets to violators before snow and ice control operations begin.
 
Additional Information
Janesville residents can get additional winter weather emergency information from the City’s Snow & Ice Control webpage or by calling the Snow Hotline at (608) 755-SNOW. To report problems or concerns, please call the City Services Center at (608) 755-3110.