The greatest safety hazard at this moment is from all of the uncleared sidewalks on major arteries.

The city needs to prioritize and clear those first, so that children and elderly residents aren't walking in the middle of icy roadways alongside high speed traffic.

Any DPW snow clearing staff should be assisting with snow clearing on major city-owned sidewalks, such as those on the Grand Avenue bridge or near the city parks. Clearing streets needs to be a secondary priority for the next 24 to 48 hours. At that time, plows can resume plowing streets like these.

The city should also consider hiring the "shovel brigades" - groups of young men who are walking around neighborhoods and clearing snow, either for a small donation or as volunteers.

I disagree. It is more dangerous to have roads with residences inaccessible to ambulances and other emergency services. Sidewalks are secondary and the responsibility of property owners. Streets are the sole provenance of the city and should be prioritized. Furthermore, plows move more snow more efficiently and should be used to move large amounts on streets before employees start working on sidewalks with shovels. Come plow my street.

Still no plow. Internet is apparently not better than a shovel, but not like I can really shovel out several hundred feet of road.

Beechwood Lane is still not plowed as of Friday 11:30am!

Street was eventually plowed on Friday night (took too long, but it did happen, at least partially).