Yonkers prepares for winter with full-scale storm drill
The Department of Public Works (DPW) will conduct the drill today, which will involve snowplows hitting the streets and crews testing their equipment to ensure they are ready for any winter storm that may come their way.
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12h agoThe city of Yonkers is gearing up for the winter season with a full-scale winter storm drill.
The Department of Public Works (DPW) will conduct the drill today, which will involve snowplows hitting the streets and crews testing their equipment to ensure they are ready for any winter storm that may come their way.
Residents are also encouraged to prepare for the winter season by checking their shovels, snow blowers, and rock salt supplies.
Additionally, those without proper heat in their homes can check with their local town or city hall for warming centers, which are often set up at libraries or senior centers.
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