WINTERSERVICES GUIDE

2019 - 2020

PUB 628 (11­19)

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Contents

1Introduction

2Getting Your Vehicle

Ready for Winter

3Winter Driving Tips

4Winter Tools & Terms

5Winter by the Numbers

6Winter Storm Management

7Average Plow Times

8PennDOT by the

Numbers ­ District 1

10PennDOT by the

Numbers ­ District 2

12PennDOT by the

Numbers ­ District 3

14PennDOT by the

Numbers ­ District 4

16PennDOT by the

Numbers ­ District 5

18PennDOT by the

Numbers ­ District 6

20PennDOT by the

Numbers ­ District 8

22PennDOT by the

Numbers ­ District 9

24PennDOT by the

Numbers ­ District 10

26PennDOT by the

Numbers ­ District 11

28PennDOT by the

Numbers ­ District 12

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Dear Customers: At PennDOT, even in the heat of summer, winter is never far from our minds. We work hard year round to prepare for whatever winter has in store for us, actively planning for the inevitable snow and ice that’s just around the corner. We are responsible for 94,000 snow­lane miles across the state – more than all of the New England states combined. We have more than 2,250 department plow trucks at the ready and we employ 4,500 equipment operators to brave the worst of winter to keep our roads passable. They are supplemented by nearly 380 contracted plow trucks and supported by 502 mechanics, managing more than 2,300 snow routes with an average length of 40 snow­lane miles and a three to four hour cycle time during the average storm. PennDOT has pooled resources with other states to study the effects of weather on winter maintenance, traffic and road treatments, and we’re now applying the lessons we have learned to our maintenance practices and are leveraging our investment in new tools such as Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) and Road Weather Information Systems (RWIS) to provide cost effective winter services. RWIS is a network of 69 sites that provides us and 511PA.com with real­time weather and road surface data. AVL is installed in our plow trucks and provides real­time data to our managers on truck locations, material application rates and road surface temperatures. The AVL data also flows to our 511Pa website so you can keep track of where our trucks are. We also have an innovative system developed with the Pennsylvania Turnpike and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency: 511PAConnect, which can provide updates to travelers through their cell phones on extended highway closures. We will continue collaborating with our partners such as the Federal Highway Administration, other state DOTs and local universities to find the best, safest and most effective winter maintenance strategies. These details can be found in our Winter Services Guide in the following pages. Please help us by paying attention to winter weather forecasts before traveling, and if you must travel during storms, be prepared with needed supplies in your vehicle and slow down! Sincerely, Leslie S. Richards, PennDOT Secretary

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Getting Your Vehicle Ready for Winter ‐ Motorists should ensure that...

Emergency Travel Kit ‐ Don’t Leave Home Without It...

Also remember to include warm clothing and gloves, blanket, ice scraper, sand, non‐perishable food and anything else you may need to accommodate family traveling with you (special medication, baby supplies, pet food, etc.).

All lightsare working

Tires areproperlyinflated

Tires haveproper treaddepth

Dedicatedsnow tiresfor heavysnow areas

Pre-winter mechanical inspection is completed

Your radio is working properly

Your wipers don’t streak

Fluid levels are full.

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PennDOT Offers These Winter Driving Tips:

Before You Go

• Prepare a winter emergency travel kit. • Listen to weather and travel advisories. • Visit www.511PA.com or call 511. • Pack a cell phone and be sure it's charged. • Remove snow and ice from your hood, roof and windows. • Tell someone where you are going and when you expect to arrive. • Do not drink and drive and always wear your seat belt.

While You’re Traveling

• Turn on your headlights when your wipers are on ­ it’s the law. • Watch for wet­looking roads, they could actually be frozen ­ “black ice.” • Use low beams in cases of heavy or blowing snow. • Do not use cruise control on snow­covered roads. • Slow down and increase following distance and avoid sudden stops and starts. • Use extra caution on bridges and ramps where ice can often form without warning. • Do not pass or get between trucks plowing in a plow line. • If you do become stranded, it's recommended that you stay with your vehicle until help arrives. Run the engine every hour or so, but make sure the tailpipe is clear and keep the downwind window cracked open. • Do not park or abandon your vehicle on snow emergency routes.

Take Special Precautions Use caution in areas where pedestrians may be present. Anticipate the presence of pedestrians in residential areas. Be alert for people entering the road from behind snow piles. Allow pedestrians extra time to cross icy or snow­covered streets.

Winter Safety Tips for Pedestrians • Wear brightly colored clothing. • Stay on sidewalks whenever possible but if you must walk on the road, travel as close to the road shoulder as possible and always walk facing oncoming traffic. • Allow drivers ample time to stop in icy conditions. • Before crossing a street, look left, right and then left again to check for traffic. • Always cross a street at an intersection and avoid entering the road from between parked cars or behind snow piles.

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PennDOT Winter Tools and Terms

Anti‐icing ­ The application of salt brine to the road surface prior to winter storms. The solution lowers the freezing point of water and slows or prevents ice from forming a bond with the pavement during the early stages of a storm. Anti‐skid ­ Crushed limestone is used as an anti­skid material in addition to salt. The percentage of anti­skid varies by road type. De‐icing ­ The application of salt or salt brine to the roadway after snow or ice accumulation. Ground speed‐activated salt spreader ­ PennDOT trucks are equipped with an electronic material application system that automatically dispenses the desired amount of material. These systems ensure that the material is applied at a constant rate whether the truck is going 15 mph or 45 mph. Infrared temperature sensors – Sensors are mounted on vehicles in the PennDOT fleet to provide the operator with the exact pavement temperature. This helps the operator determine if there is a potential for the roadway to freeze and when to start the treatment cycle. Pre‐wetted salt ­ Road salt is sprayed with salt brine to enhance the salt’s melting capability in cold weather. Pre­wetting lowers the melting point of salt to make it more effective in lower temperatures. Salt Brine ­ Salt brine is essentially salt water produced at 66 PennDOT facilities around the state. This material is used in anti­icing operations and to pre­wet salt. Salt ­ Salt remains the department’s primary weapon for fighting winter storms. PennDOT, which has 450 stockpiles around the state, has used an average of nearly 844,000 tons of salt over the last five winters. Single, tandem and tri‐axle trucks ­ Over the past several years, PennDOT has been replacing its single­axle trucks, which are capable of hauling 8 tons of material, with larger and more powerful tandem­axle trucks, which are capable of hauling 16 tons. Tri­axle trucks can haul up to 22 tons. Wing plow ­ When mounted on both sides of a truck, can allow a truck to clear almost an extra 8 to 9 feet of lane width in addition to the 11 feet or so already cleared by the main plow. Tow plow ­ Towed by a plow truck and when combined with a front plow, the combination will clear a width of 25 feet or two full lanes. Municipal Agreements ­ Agreements in place for municipalities to clear state roads in their jurisdiction.

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Winter by the Numbers

SNOW BLOWERS

47

TONS OF ANTI-SKID

USED**

591,856

OPERATORSIncludes Anticipated

TemporaryOperators

4,500MUNICIPAL

AGREEMENTS

655

BRINE MAKINGFACILITIES

66

SNOW LANEMILES

94,000

ANTI-ICINGUNITS

207

MILLIONWINTERCOSTS**

$233

RENTALTRUCKS*

256PLOW

TRUCKS

2,250

MILLIONGALLONS OF

SALT BRINE***

11.6TONS OF

SALT USED**

844,000

* Estimated number of rental trucks ** Average amount used over last five winters *** Amount used 2018­2019 winter

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During winter weather, PennDOT’s primary goal is to keep roads passable and as safe as possible. Roads will not be free of ice and snow while precipitation is falling.

Storm Management Each storm is different and varies, even from region to region. PennDOT staff review weather reports and on the ground conditions to plan how to manage each storm. In a non­freezing rain storm, department crews may pre­treat with salt brine, essentially a mix of water and salt, from the backs of anti­icing trucks before frozen precipitation starts to fall. While salt brine isn’t needed for every storm, when it’s used it helps PennDOT get a jump start on removing ice and snow. Examples of when crews will not pretreat include when a storm is forecast to start as rain (rain will wash the material away) or when there is enough salt residue from a previous storm. In addition to storm preparation, how PennDOT uses winter materials during storms varies by roadway and precipitation type. On higher­volume roadways, salt is the primary winter material used through a storm, especially during rush hours and on bridges, hills, curves and intersections. On lower­volume roadways the amount of salt will be reduced and anti­skid will be used more as salt is most effective with higher traffic volumes.

More Traffic = More Attention from Plows

The Average PennDOT Plow Route = 40 Miles

Our Plow TrucksFollow Specific Routes

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Average Plow Times During Winter Weather Events

The time it takes for a plow truck to pass by the same point on the route depends on how heavy precipitation is and how much traffic is on the roadway. Interstates and expressways are PennDOT’s primary focus. In fact, equipment may be redirected to these roads during significant storms.

Under Ideal Conditions in a Low‐Accumulation Storm

The heavier the traffic or precipitation on a roadway, the longer these routes will take.

2HOURS

3HOURS

SEVERALHOURS

INTERSTATES & EXPRESSWAYSInterstates and expressways will see a plow route completed in roughly two hours.

OTHER MAJOR ROUTESOther major routes or less-traveled state roads may see a plow every three hours.

SECONDARY STATE ROADSBecause trucks are often redirected to higher-priority roads, it can take several hours to complete a route on the lowest-volume roadways.

FOREST

OPERATORS17

3

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

1PLOW

TRUCKS

9

LOADERS4

405 Snow Lane Miles72 Inches of Snow Average

1,742 Tons Salt Used128,392 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $668,000Spent: $1 Million

MECHANICS

ERIE

OPERATORS

78

7

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

38

7

LOADERS9

2,054 Snow Lane Miles104 Inches of Snow Average

324 Municipal Agreement Miles

28,185 Tons Salt Used584,280 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $5.8 MillionSpent: $7.4 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILESWARREN

OPERATORS52

5

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

23

6

LOADERS7

1,122 Snow Lane Miles108 Inches of Snow Average

67 Municipal Agreement Miles

5,106 Tons Salt Used346,199 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2 MillionSpent: $2.7 Million

MECHANICSSTOCKPILES

CRAWFORD

OPERATORS83

5

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

37

6

LOADERS7

1,976 Snow Lane Miles90 Inches of Snow Average

121 Municipal Agreement Miles

15,118 Tons Salt Used339,994 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $3.9 MillionSpent: $5.5 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

MERCER

OPERATORS82

7

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

4PLOW

TRUCKS

35

5

LOADERS7

1,742 Snow Lane Miles39 Inches of Snow Average

14,964 Tons Salt Used79,018 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $3.6 MillionSpent: $5 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES VENANGO

OPERATORS51

5

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

4

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

25

5

LOADERS7

1,113 Snow Lane Miles75 Inches of Snow Average

73 Municipal Agreement Miles

10,739 Tons Salt Used240,936 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.8 MillionSpent: $3.7 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

2

TempOperators**

5

GRADER1 1

GRADER

TempOperators**

33

STOCKPILES

8

* Planned budget includes personnel, rented equipment, winter materials and municipal agreements. Budget may change through season depending on needs. ** Anticipated Temporary Operators ***Budget spent 2018­2019 winter

Each county's budget numbers are rounded up. District totals are calculated using actual total number and rounded up.

DISTRICT 1Winter Budget: $18.8 Million* Spent Last Winter: $25.5 Million*** 8,425 Snow Lane Miles 83 Inches of Snow (average) 585 Municipal Agreement Miles

Salt Used Last Winter: 75,854 Tons Brine Used Last Winter: 1,378,825 Gallons

Anti‐skid Used Last Winter: 74,122 Tons

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ADMINISTRATION District Executive James Foringer, P.E. Assistant District Executive/Maintenance Douglas Schofield Community Relations Coordinator Jill Harry Safety Press Officer Joshua Kaufer

DISTRICT 1 TOTALS

** Anticipated Temporary Operators

PLOW TRUCKS167

LOADERS41

STOCK PILES32

GRADERS5

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

17

TOWPLOWS

1

OPERATORS363

MECHANICS32

TEMP.OPERATORS**

3

DISTRICT 1 OFFICE 255 Elm Street Oil City, PA 16301 814­678­7085 CRAWFORD COUNTY OFFICE 18492 Smock Highway Meadville, PA 16335 814­332­6880 ERIE COUNTY OFFICE 9031 Peach Street Waterford, PA 16441 814­871­4411 FOREST COUNTY OFFICE 645 Elm Street Tionesta, PA 16353 814­755­3580 MERCER COUNTY OFFICE 215 North Maple Street Mercer, PA 16137 724­662­5350 VENANGO COUNTY OFFICE 1460 Pittsburgh Road Franklin, PA 16323 814­432­3115 WARREN COUNTY OFFICE 20745 Route 6 Warren, PA 16365­0985 814­723­3500

CAMERON

OPERATORS10

PLOWTRUCKS

52

LOADERS2

223 Snow Lane Miles64 Inches of Snow Average

1,491 Tons Salt Used11,285 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $515,000Spent: $802,109

1MECHANIC

STOCKPILES

McKEAN

OPERATORS42

4

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3PLOW

TRUCKS

20

5

LOADERS5

808 Snow Lane Miles100 Inches of Snow Average

37 Municipal Agreement Miles

9,649 Tons Salt Used225,337 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.4 MillionSpent: $3.6 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

POTTER

OPERATORS42

5

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

1

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

21

7

LOADERS7

881 Snow Lane Miles65 Inches of Snow Average

9 Municipal Agreement Miles

7,664 Tons Salt Used119,676 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.4 MillionSpent: $3.9 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

CLINTON

OPERATORS34

4

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

1

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

16

4

LOADERS4

710 Snow Lane Miles41 Inches of Snow Average

27 Municipal Agreement Miles

6,479 Tons Salt Used70,000 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $1.5 MillionSpent: $2.3 Million

MECHANICSSTOCKPILES

JUNIATA

OPERATORS28

4

ANTI-ICINGTRUCK

1

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

18

4

LOADERS5

759 Snow Lane Miles36 Inches of Snow Average

7 Municipal Agreement Miles

2,725 Tons Salt Used66,246 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $1.5 MillionSpent: $1.7 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

MIFFLIN

OPERATORS25

4

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

1PLOW

TRUCKS

14

5

LOADERS

6

570 Snow Lane Miles36 Inches of Snow Average

9 Municipal Agreement Miles

3,929 Tons Salt Used36,500 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $1.4 MillionSpent: $1.8 Million

CENTRE

OPERATORS68

8

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

37

9

LOADERS9

1,487 Snow Lane Miles57 Inches of Snow Average

62 Municipal Agreement Miles

15,515Tons Salt Used296,808 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $3.8 MillionSpent: $5.4 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

CLEARFIELD

OPERATORS80

9

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

5

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

46

13

LOADERS13

1,752 Snow Lane Miles93 Inches of Snow Average

2 Municipal Agreement Miles

20,884 Tons Salt Used397,555 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $5.5 MillionSpent: $8.1 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

ELK

OPERATORS27

3

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

2

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

15

5

LOADERS5

621 Snow Lane Miles85 Inches of Snow Average

6,789 Tons Salt Used112,850 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $1.7 MillionSpent: $2.7 Million

6Temp.

Operators**

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

3Temp.

Operator**

10Temp.

Operators**

18Temp.

Operators**

4Temp.

Operators**

4Temp.

Operators**

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* Planned budget includes personnel, rented equipment, winter materials and municipal agreements. Budget may change through season depending on needs. ** Anticipated Temporary Operators ***Budget spent 2018­2019 winter

Each county's budget numbers are rounded up. District totals are calculated using actual total number and rounded up.

DISTRICT 2Winter Budget: $20.7 Million* Spent Last Winter: $30.2 Million*** 7,811 Snow Lane Miles 64 Inches of Snow (average) 153 Municipal Agreement Miles

Salt Used Last Winter: 75,125 Tons Brine Used Last Winter: 1,336,257 Gallons

Anti‐skid Used Last Winter: 96,155 Tons

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ADMINISTRATION District Executive Karen L. Michael, P.E. Assistant District Executive/Maintenance David Matheson Community Relations Coordinator Marla Fannin Safety Press Officer Timothy Nebgen

DISTRICT 2 TOTALS

** Anticipated Temporary Operators

DISTRICT 2 OFFICE 70 PennDOT Drive Clearfield, PA 16830 814­765­0400 CAMERON COUNTY OFFICE 21013 CCC Memorial Highway Emporium, PA 15834 814­486­1643 CENTRE COUNTY OFFICE 1000 East Bishop Street Bellefonte, PA 16823 814­355­4731 CLEARFIELD COUNTY OFFICE 1905 Washington Avenue P.O. Box 245 Hyde, PA 16843 814­765­0524 CLINTON COUNTY OFFICE 1054 Ridge Road Mill Hall, PA 17751 570­726­2200 ELK COUNTY OFFICE 32 St. Leo Avenue Ridgway, PA 15853 814­772­0038

PLOW TRUCKS192

LOADERS56

STOCK PILES54

GRADERS7

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

17

TOWPLOWS

1

OPERATORS356

MECHANICS42

TEMP.OPERATORS**

45

MCKEAN COUNTY OFFICE 300 Bingham Road Cyclone, PA 16726 814­465­7754 MIFFLIN COUNTY OFFICE 1200 West Fourth Street Lewistown, PA 17044 717­248­7851 POTTER COUNTY OFFICE 7 West Locust Street Coudersport, PA 16915 814­274­9181 JUNIATA COUNTY OFFICE 4373 William Penn Highway Mifflintown, PA 17059 717­436­2187

TIOGA

OPERATORS69

6

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

1

GRADERS4

PLOWTRUCKS

31

7

LOADERS7

1,368 Snow Lane Miles50 Inches of Snow Average

66 Municipal Agreement Miles

4,487 Tons Salt Used139,218 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.9 MillionSpent: $3.9 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

BRADFORD

OPERATORS87

8

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

1

GRADERS3

PLOWTRUCKS

39

7

LOADERS8

1,840 Snow Lane Miles50 Inches of Snow Average

54 Municipal Agreement Miles

14,894 Tons Salt Used134,433 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $3.1 MillionSpent: $4.2 Million

MECHANICSSTOCKPILES

SULLIVAN

OPERATORS26

3

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

12

3

LOADERS3

491 Snow Lane Miles50 Inches of Snow Average

4,765 Tons Salt Used600,279 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $970,000Spent: $1.5 Million

COLUMBIA

OPERATORS62

9

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

2

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

29

5

LOADERS5

1,100 Snow Lane Miles40 Inches of Snow Average1 Municipal Agreement Mile

7,273 Tons Salt Used34,241 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $1.9 MillionSpent: $2.6 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

MONTOURANTI-ICING

TRUCK

1PLOW

TRUCKS

10

2LOADERS2

399 Snow Lane Miles40 Inches of Snow Average

14 Municipal Agreement Miles

3,005 Tons Salt Used42,273 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $663,000Spent: $1 Million

STOCKPILES

SNYDER

OPERATORS32

2

ANTI-ICINGTRUCK

1

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

14

2

LOADERS3

662 Snow Lane Miles40 Inches of Snow Average

90 Municipal Agreement Miles

4,169 Tons Salt Used54,369 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $974,000Spent: $1.3 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

LYCOMING

OPERATORS89

2

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

2

GRADERS5

PLOWTRUCKS

40

5

LOADERS9

1,689 Snow Lane Miles47 Inches of Snow Average

55 Municipal Agreement Miles

12,049 Tons Salt Used144,626 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.8 MillionSpent: $4.1 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

UNION

OPERATORS32

2

ANTI-ICINGTRUCK

1

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

15

3

LOADERS3

659 Snow Lane Miles40 Inches of Snow Average

67 Municipal Agreement Miles

4,487 Tons Salt Used64,756 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $1.1 MillionSpent: $1.4 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

3Temp.

Operators**

4Temp.

Operators**

4Temp.

Operators**

1Temp.

Operators**

2Temp.

Operators**

1Temp.

Operator**

2Temp.

Operators**

OPERATORS20

5Temp.

Operators**

1ANTI-ICING

TRUCKS

NORTHUMBERLAND

OPERATORS67

6

ANTI-ICINGTRUCK

1

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

30

5

LOADERS5

1,201 Snow Lane Miles40 Inches of Snow Average

91 Municipal Agreement Miles

8,685 Tons Salt Used163,800 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.2 MillionSpent: $3 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

3Temp.

Operators**

12

* Planned budget includes personnel, rented equipment, winter materials and municipal agreements. Budget may change through season depending on needs. ** Anticipated Temporary Operators ***Budget spent 2018­2019 winter

Each county's budget numbers are rounded up. District totals are calculated using actual total number and rounded up.

Winter Budget: $16.5 Million* Spent Last Winter: $23 Million*** 9,409 Snow Lane Miles 43 Inches of Snow (average) 438 Municipal Agreement Miles

Salt Used Last Winter: 63,814 Tons Brine Used Last Winter: 1,377,995 Gallons

Anti‐skid Used Last Winter: 44,654 Tons

DISTRICT 3

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ADMINISTRATION District Executive Sandra Tosca, P.E. Assistant District Executive/Maintenance Eric High, P.E. Community Relations Coordinator Vacant Safety Press Officer Kimberly Smith

DISTRICT 3 TOTALS

** Anticipated Temporary Operators

PLOW TRUCKS220

LOADERS45

STOCK PILES39

GRADERS22

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

11

OPERATORS484

MECHANICS38

TEMP.OPERATORS**

25

SULLIVAN COUNTY OFFICE 322 Park Street P.O. Box 128 Laporte, PA 18626 570­946­4031 TIOGA COUNTY OFFICE 6 Berwart Street P.O. Box 178 Wellsboro, PA 16901 570­724­4142 UNION COUNTY OFFICE 612 Fairground Road Lewisburg, PA 17837 570­523­0841

DISTRICT 3 OFFICE 715 Jordan Avenue Montoursville, PA 17754 570­368­8686 COLUMBIA COUNTY OFFICE 45 Lunger Drive Bloomsburg, PA 17815 570­387­4250 BRADFORD COUNTY OFFICE 340 York Avenue P.O. Box 30 Towanda, PA 18848 570­265­2181 LYCOMING COUNTY OFFICE 716 Jordan Avenue Montoursville, PA 17754 570­368­4281 MONTOUR COUNTY OFFICE 45 Lunger Drive Bloomsburg, PA 17815 570­275­7440 NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY OFFICE 355 Dewart St. P.O. Box 432 Sunbury, PA 17801 570­286­7178 SNYDER COUNTY OFFICE 45 Industrial Park Road Selinsgrove, PA 17870 570­372­9100

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* Planned budget includes personnel, rented equipment, winter materials and municipal agreements. Budget may change through season depending on needs. ** Anticipated Temporary Operators ***Budget spent 2018­2019 winter

Each county's budget numbers are rounded up. District totals are calculated using actual total number and rounded up.

DISTRICT 4Winter Budget: $23.5 Million* Spent Last Winter: $31.1 Million*** 8,888 Snow Lane Miles 40 Inches of Snow (average) 462 Municipal Agreement Miles

Salt Used Last Winter: 113,358 Tons Brine Used Last Winter: 1,063,887 Gallons

Anti‐skid Used Last Winter: 86,661 Tons

SUSQUEHANNA

OPERATORS63

7

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

2

GRADERS4

PLOWTRUCKS

39

9

LOADERS12

1,635 Snow Lane Miles50 Inches of Snow Average

9 Municipal Agreements Miles

21,892Tons Salt Used170,245 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $4.2 MillionSpent: $5.7 Million

WAYNE

OPERATORS58

6

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADERS3

PLOWTRUCKS

33

7

LOADERS9

1,478 Snow Lane Miles43 Inches of Snow Average

29 Municipal Agreements Miles

12,228 Tons Salt Used212,418 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $3.3 MillionSpent: $4.5 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

WYOMING

OPERATORS33

4

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

1

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

17

4

LOADERS5

764 Snow Lane Miles41 Inches of Snow Average

40 Municipal Agreements Miles

6,961 Tons Salt Used81,520 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $1.5 MillionSpent: $2.1 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

PIKE

OPERATORS28

4

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

21

4

LOADERS5

750 Snow Lane Miles38 Inches of Snow Average

52 Municipal Agreements Miles

10,173 Tons Salt Used115,673 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.3 MillionSpent: $2.6 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

LACKAWANNA

OPERATORS63

7

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

7

GRADERS3

PLOWTRUCKS

42

7

LOADERS8

1,558 Snow Lane Miles38 Inches of Snow Average

95 Municipal Agreements Miles

27,029 Tons Salt Used244,102 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $5.2 MillionSpent: $6.7 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

LUZERNE

OPERATORS73

11

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

9

GRADERS3

PLOWTRUCKS

50

10

LOADERS11

2,703 Snow Lane Miles31 Inches of Snow Average

237 Municipal Agreements Miles

35,075 Tons Salt Used239,929 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $7 MillionSpent: $9.4 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

29Temp.

Operators**

44Temp.

Operators**

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

22Temp.

Operators**

23Temp.

Operators**

11Temp.

Operators**

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ADMINISTRATION District Executive Richard N. Roman, P.E. Acting Assistant District Executive/Maintenance Garrett M. Westover, P.E. Community Relations Coordinator James May Safety Press Officer Michael Taluto

DISTRICT 4 TOTALS

** Anticipated Temporary Operators

PLOW TRUCKS202

LOADERS50

STOCK PILES41

GRADERS15

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

25

OPERATORS314

MECHANICS39

TEMP.OPERATORS**

129

DISTRICT 4 OFFICE 55 Keystone Ind. Park Dunmore, PA 18512 570 963­4061 LACKAWANNA COUNTY OFFICE 1034 Morgan Highway Clarks Summit, PA 18411 570 586­2211 LUZERNE COUNTY OFFICE 381 South Main Street Ashley, PA 18706 570­826­2386 PIKE COUNTY OFFICE 101 Bennett Avenue Milford, PA 18337 570­296­7193 SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY OFFICE 18786 State Route 706 Montrose, PA 18801 570­278­1171 WAYNE COUNTY OFFICE 984 Texas Palmyra Highway Honesdale, PA 18431 570 253­3130 WYOMING COUNTY OFFICE 1 Franklin Avenue Tunkhannock, PA 18657 570­836­3141

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* Planned budget includes personnel, rented equipment, winter materials and municipal agreements. Budget may change through season depending on needs. ** Anticipated Temporary Operators ***Budget spent 2018­2019 winter

Each county's budget numbers are rounded up. District totals are calculated using actual total number and rounded up.

DISTRICT 5Winter Budget: $20.3 Million* Spent Last Winter: $27.4 Million*** 8,325 Snow Lane Miles 30 Inches of Snow (average) 1,172 Municipal Agreement Miles

Salt Used Last Winter: 80,369 Tons Brine Used Last Winter: 855,436 Gallons Anti‐skid Used Last Winter: 31,564 Tons

CARBON

OPERATORS30

4

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

2

GRADERS1

PLOWTRUCKS

17

4

LOADERS5

617 Snow Lane Miles30 Inches of Snow Average

20 Municipal Agreements Miles

7,481 Tons Salt Used65,589 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $1.9 MillionSpent: $3 Million

MECHANICSSTOCKPILES

MONROE

OPERATORS58

6

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

4

GRADERS1

PLOWTRUCKS

36

6

LOADERS7

1,268 Snow Lane Miles44 Inches of Snow Average

74 Municipal Agreements Miles

18,275 Tons Salt Used66,855 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $3.8 MillionSpent: $5.5 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

NORTHAMPTON

OPERATORS57

6

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADERS1

PLOWTRUCKS

37

4

LOADERS6

1,243 Snow Lane Miles21 Inches of Snow Average

243 Municipal Agreements Miles

10,365 Tons Salt Used179,650 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $3.1 MillionSpent: $4 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

LEHIGH

OPERATORS53

8

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

37

6

LOADERS7

1,426 Snow Lane Miles22 Inches of Snow Average

143 Municipal Agreements Miles

9,386 Tons Salt Used252,665 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.8 MillionSpent: $3.7 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES20Temp.

Operators**

BERKS

OPERATORS67

6

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

4

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

41

9

LOADERS10

2,260 Snow Lane Miles26 Inches of Snow Average

625 Municipal Agreements Miles

15,234 Tons Salt Used159,816 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $4.1 MillionSpent: $5.2 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

SCHUYLKILL

OPERATORS69

5

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

40

8

LOADERS9

1,511 Snow Lane Miles34 Inches of Snow Average

67 Municipal Agreements Miles

19,628 Tons Salt Used130,861 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $4.6 MillionSpent: $6.1 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

17Temp.

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6Temp.

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20Temp.

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17

ADMINISTRATION District Executive Michael W. Rebert, P.E. Assistant District Executive/Maintenance Jill Krause Community Relations Coordinator Ronald J. Young, Jr., M.P.A. Safety Press Officer Sean Brown

DISTRICT 5 TOTALS

** Anticipated Temporary Operators

PLOW TRUCKS208

LOADERS44

STOCK PILES37

GRADERS9

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

19

TOWPLOWS

3

OPERATORS334

MECHANICS35

TEMP.OPERATORS**

103

DISTRICT 5 OFFICE 1002 Hamilton Street Allentown, PA 18101 610­871­4100 BERKS COUNTY OFFICE 4680 Fifth Street Highway Temple, PA 19560 610­929­0766 CARBON COUNTY OFFICE 930 Bridge Street Lehighton, PA 18235 610­377­1880 LEHIGH COUNTY OFFICE 1712 Lehigh Street Allentown, PA 18103 610­798­4280 MONROE COUNTY OFFICE 1586 N. 9th Street Stroudsburg, PA 18360 570­424­3024 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY OFFICE 3300 Freemansburg Avenue Easton, PA 18045 610­250­1840 SCHUYLKILL COUNTY OFFICE 970 East Main Street Schuylkill Haven, PA 17972 570­385­7812

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* Planned budget includes personnel, rented equipment, winter materials and municipal agreements. Budget may change through season depending on needs. ** Anticipated Temporary Operators ***Budget spent 2018­2019 winter

Each county's budget numbers are rounded up. District totals are calculated using actual total number and rounded up.

DISTRICT 6Winter Budget: $29.6 Million* Spent Last Winter: $32.7 Million*** 11,837 Snow Lane Miles 14 Inches of Snow (average) 3,631 Municipal Agreement Miles

Salt Used Last Winter: 106,750 Tons Brine Used Last Winter: 578,050 Gallons

Anti‐skid Used Last Winter: 4,770 Tons

PHILADELPHIA

OPERATORS34

3

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

2PLOW

TRUCKS

21

2

LOADERS3

1,977 Snow Lane Miles10 Inches of Snow Average

1,631 Municipal Agreements Miles

7,500 Tons Salt Used56,950 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $4.8 MillionSpent: $4.7 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES8Temp.

Operators**

CHESTER

OPERATORS84

8

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

6

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

44

12

LOADERS12

2,623 Snow Lane Miles22 Inches of Snow Average

470 Municipal Agreements Miles

38,000 Tons Salt Used81,450 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $8.2 MillionSpent: $9.6 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES12Temp.

Operators**

DELAWARE

OPERATORS38

4

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

2PLOW

TRUCKS

32

LOADERS4

1,633 Snow Lane Miles7 Inches of Snow Average

291 Municipal Agreements Miles

13,650 Tons Salt Used71,900 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $4.6 MillionSpent: $4.5 Million

MECHANICS

4STOCKPILES

BUCKS

OPERATORS53

4

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

8

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

42

9

LOADERS9

3,207 Snow Lane Miles16 Inches of Snow Average

233 Municipal Agreements Miles

28,100 Tons Salt Used182,350 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $6.7 MillionSpent: $4.7 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES10Temp.

Operators**

MONTGOMERY

OPERATORS70

5

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

8

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

42

8

LOADERS7

2,377 Snow Lane Miles15 Inches of Snow Average

1,006 Municipal Agreements Miles

19,500 Tons Salt Used185,400 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $5.4 MillionSpent: $6.5 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

20Temp.

Operators**

22Temp.

Operators**

19

ADMINISTRATION District Executive Kenneth M. McClain Assistant District Executive/Maintenance John Krafczyk Deputy Communications Director Brad Rudolph Community Relations Coordinator Vacant Safety Press Officer Robyn Briggs Digital Community Relations Coordinator Chelsea Lacey­Mabe

DISTRICT 6 TOTALS

** Anticipated Temporary Operators

PLOW TRUCKS181

LOADERS35

STOCK PILES35

GRADERS4

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

26

OPERATORS279

MECHANICS24

TEMP.OPERATORS**

72

DISTRICT 6 OFFICE 7000 Geerdes Blvd. King of Prussia, PA 19406 610­205­6700 BUCKS COUNTY OFFICE 6160 Potters Lane Plumsteadville, PA 18949 215­345­6060 CHESTER COUNTY OFFICE 711 Ryan Boulevard Coatesville, PA 19320 484­340­3200 DELAWARE COUNTY OFFICE 426 S. Old Middletown Rd. P.O. Box B Media, PA 19063 610­566­0972 MONTGOMERY COUNTY OFFICE Swede Rd. & Johnson Hwy. P.O. Box 350 Norristown, PA 19404 610­275­2368 PHILADELPHIA COUNTY OFFICE 1901 Ruffner Street Philadelphia, PA 19140 215­225­1415

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* Planned budget includes personnel, rented equipment, winter materials and municipal agreements. Budget may change through season depending on needs. ** Anticipated Temporary Operators ***Budget spent 2018­2019 winter

Each county's budget numbers are rounded up. District totals are calculated using actual total number and rounded up.

DISTRICT 8Winter Budget: $23.1 Million* Spent Last Winter: $22.0 Million*** 12,610 Snow Lane Miles 23 Inches of Snow (average) 1,217 Municipal Agreement Miles

Salt Used Last Winter: 93,722 Tons Brine Used Last Winter: 1,210,329 Gallons

Anti‐skid Used Last Winter: 37,563 Tons

GRADER1

FRANKLIN

OPERATORS55

4

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

2

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

35

9

LOADERS9

1,394 Snow Lane Miles29 Inches of Snow Average

72 Municipal Agreements Miles

9,535 Tons Salt Used135,229 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.3 MillionSpent: $3.7 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

PERRY

OPERATORS35

3

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

2

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

26

7

LOADERS9

933 Snow Lane Miles24 Inches of Snow Average

71 Municipal Agreements Miles

10,301 Tons Salt Used36,990 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.2 MillionSpent: $3 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

DAUPHIN

OPERATORS60

6

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

42

8

LOADERS10

1,589 Snow Lane Miles23 Inches of Snow Average

284 Municipal Agreements Miles

9,724 Tons Salt Used130,039 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.6 MillionSpent: $3.2 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES LEBANON

OPERATORS39

4

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

2

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

25

6

LOADERS8

902 Snow Lane Miles19 Inches of Snow Average

109 Municipal Agreements Miles

8,811 Tons Salt Used25,466 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $1.8 MillionSpent: $2.6 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES16Temp.

Operators**

YORK

OPERATORS97

8

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

6

GRADER2

PLOWTRUCKS

55

9

LOADERS14

2,644 Snow Lane Miles19 Inches of Snow Average

264 Municipal Agreements Miles

15,898 Tons Salt Used395,822 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $4.6 MillionSpent: $6.2 Million

MECHANICSSTOCKPILES

ADAMS

OPERATORS50

4

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

2

GRADERS1

PLOWTRUCKS

32

7

LOADERS8

1,222 Snow Lane Miles23 Inches of Snow Average

29 Municipal Agreements Miles

7,012 Tons Salt Used244,812 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2 MillionSpent: $2.9 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES20Temp.

Operators**

CUMBERLAND

OPERATORS66

6

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

43

7

LOADERS8

1,470 Snow Lane Miles25 Inches of Snow Average

97 Municipal Agreements Miles

16,681 Tons Salt Used173,140 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $3.5 MillionSpent: $4.7 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

LANCASTER

OPERATORS98

9

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

4

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

52

11

LOADERS12

2,517 Snow Lane Miles17 Inches of Snow Average

291 Municipal Agreements Miles

15,760 Tons Salt Used68,831 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $3.7 MillionSpent: $4.5 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

21Temp.

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Operators**

22Temp.

Operators**

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Operators**

17Temp.

Operators**

21

DISTRICT 8 TOTALS

** Anticipated Temporary Operators

DISTRICT 8 OFFICE 2140 Herr Street Harrisburg, PA 17103 717­787­6653 ADAMS COUNTY OFFICE 1185 Fairfield Rd. P.O. Box 3248 Gettysburg, PA 17325 717­334­3155 CUMBERLAND COUNTY OFFICE 40 Army Heritage Drive Carlisle, PA 17013 717­243­5414 DAUPHIN COUNTY OFFICE 2140 Herr Street Harrisburg, PA 17103 717­787­5391 FRANKLIN COUNTY OFFICE 619 N. Franklin St. Chambersburg, PA 17201 717­264­4171 LANCASTER COUNTY OFFICE 2105 Lincoln Highway East Lancaster, PA 17602 717­299­7621 LEBANON COUNTY OFFICE 1445 Cumberland Street Lebanon, PA 17042 717­450­2223

ADMINISTRATION District Executive Michael Keiser, P.E. Assistant District Executive/Maintenance Dave Rock Community Relations Coordinator Dave Thompson Assistant Community Relations Coordinator Mike Crochunis Safety Press Officer Fritzi Schreffler

OPERATORS500

MECHANICS44

TEMP.OPERATORS**

152

PLOW TRUCKS310

LOADERS78

STOCK PILES64

GRADERS12

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

24

TOWPLOWS

4

PERRY COUNTY OFFICE 413 West Main Street New Bloomfield, PA 17068 717­582­2191 YORK COUNTY OFFICE 1920 Susquehanna Trail North York, PA 17404 717­848­6230

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* Planned budget includes personnel, rented equipment, winter materials and municipal agreements. Budget may change through season depending on needs. ** Anticipated Temporary Operators ***Budget spent 2018­2019 winter

Each county's budget numbers are rounded up. District totals are calculated using actual total number and rounded up.

DISTRICT 9Winter Budget: $20.5 Million* Spent Last Winter: $30.6 Million*** 8,391 Snow Lane Miles 52 Inches of Snow (average) 250 Municipal Agreement Miles

Salt Used Last Winter: 90,052 Tons Brine Used Last Winter: 1,094,033 Gallons

Anti‐skid Used Last Winter: 110,731 Tons

BEDFORD

OPERATORS68

8

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

4

GRADERS3

PLOWTRUCKS

43

10

LOADERS12

1,700 Snow Lane Miles42 Inches of Snow Average

30 Municipal Agreements Miles

13,260 Tons Salt Used133,012 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $3.3 MillionSpent: $5.3 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES33Temp.

Operators**

SOMERSET

OPERATORS88

9

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

2

GRADERS3

PLOWTRUCKS

48

12

LOADERS13

1,924 Snow Lane Miles114 Inches of Snow Average

42 Municipal Agreements Miles

26,981 Tons Salt Used209,878 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $6.1 MillionSpent: $8.8 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES20Temp.

Operators**

FULTON

OPERATORS30

4

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

2

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

20

4

LOADERS6

759 Snow Lane Miles33 Inches of Snow Average

6,639 Tons Salt Used114,076 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $1.8 MillionSpent: $2.8 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES18Temp.

Operators**

HUNTINGDON

OPERATORS60

6

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

31

6

LOADERS7

1,231 Snow Lane Miles30 Inches of Snow Average

21 Municipal Agreements Miles

6,336 Tons Salt Used242,258 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.2 MillionSpent: $3.6 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES16Temp.

Operators**

CAMBRIA

OPERATORS74

9

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

5

GRADERS3

PLOWTRUCKS

43

8

LOADERS10

1,572 Snow Lane Miles62 Inches of Snow Average

92 Municipal Agreements Miles

24,669 Tons Salt Used265,410 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $4.4 MillionSpent: $6.5 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

26Temp.

Operators**

BLAIR

OPERATORS47

7

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

35

5

LOADERS6

1,205 Snow Lane Miles33 Inches of Snow Average

65 Municipal Agreements Miles

12,167 Tons Salt Used129,399 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.7 MillionSpent: $3.6 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

25Temp.

Operators**

23

ADMINISTRATION District Executive Thomas A. Prestash, P.E. Assistant District Executive/Maintenance David Kammerer, P.E. Community Relations Coordinator Tara M. Callahan­Henry Safety Press Officer Monica Jones

DISTRICT 9 TOTALS

** Anticipated Temporary Operators

PLOW TRUCKS220

LOADERS54

STOCK PILES45

GRADERS15

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

19

TOWPLOWS

3

OPERATORS367

MECHANICS43

TEMP.OPERATORS**

138

DISTRICT 9 OFFICE 1620 Juniata Street Hollidaysburg, PA 16648 814­696­7250 BEDFORD COUNTY OFFICE 630 East Penn Street Bedford, PA 15522 814­623­6144 BLAIR COUNTY OFFICE 1598 North Juniata Street Hollidaysburg, PA 16648 814­696­7270 CAMBRIA COUNTY OFFICE 4595 Admiral Peary Highway Ebensburg, PA 15931 814­472­7100 FULTON COUNTY OFFICE 22907 Great Cove Road McConnellsburg, PA 17233 717­485­3816 HUNTINGDON COUNTY OFFICE 8763 William Penn Highway Huntingdon, PA 16652 814­643­0150 SOMERSET COUNTY OFFICE 1312 North Center Avenue Somerset, PA 15501 814­445­7905

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* Planned budget includes personnel, rented equipment, winter materials and municipal agreements. Budget may change through season depending on needs. ** Anticipated Temporary Operators ***Budget spent 2018­2019 winter

Each county's budget numbers are rounded up. District totals are calculated using actual total number and rounded up.

DISTRICT 10Winter Budget: $17.5 Million* Spent Last Winter: $22.4 Million*** 6,961 Snow Lane Miles 42 Inches of Snow (average) 126 Municipal Agreement Miles

Salt Used Last Winter: 85,226 Tons Brine Used Last Winter: 909,583 Gallons Anti‐skid Used Last Winter: 57,400 Tons

INDIANA

OPERATORS81

10

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

4

GRADERS3

PLOWTRUCKS

42

8

LOADERS9

1,770 Snow Lane Miles54 Inches of Snow Average

6 Municipal Agreements Miles

16,992 Tons Salt Used181,449 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $4 MillionSpent: $5.1 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES22Temp.

Operators**

CLARION

OPERATORS57

6

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

22

5

LOADERS6

1,032 Snow Lane Miles31 Inches of Snow Average

1 Municipal Agreement Miles

10,980 Tons Salt Used235,938 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.7 MillionSpent: $3.5 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

JEFFERSON

OPERATORS57

5

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

26

5

LOADERS7

1,204 Snow Lane Miles46 Inches of Snow Average

17 Municipal Agreements Miles

17,263 Tons Salt Used48,366 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $3.2 MillionSpent: $4.1 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

ARMSTRONG

OPERATORS68

6

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

4

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

31

7

LOADERS9

1,362 Snow Lane Miles36 Inches of Snow Average

40 Municipal Agreements Miles

11,745 Tons Salt Used56,295 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.9 MillionSpent: $3.4 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

BUTLER

OPERATORS85

8

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

4

GRADERS3

PLOWTRUCKS

42

10

LOADERS10

1,613 Snow Lane Miles44 Inches of Snow Average

62 Municipal Agreements Miles

28,246 Tons Salt Used387,535 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $4.7 MillionSpent: $6.3 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES16Temp.

Operators**

12Temp.

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Operators**

7Temp.

Operators**

25

ADMINISTRATION District Executive Joseph P. Dubovi, III, P.E. Assistant District Executive/Maintenance Brian N. Allen, P. E. Community Relations Coordinator Jamie Arehart

DISTRICT 10 TOTALS

** Anticipated Temporary Operators

PLOW TRUCKS163

LOADERS41

STOCK PILES35

GRADERS12

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

18

OPERATORS348

MECHANICS35

TEMP.OPERATORS**

62

DISTRICT 10 OFFICE 2550 Oakland Ave. Indiana, PA 15701 724­357­2800 ARMSTRONG COUNTY OFFICE 504 S. Water St. Kittanning, PA 16201 724­543­1811 BUTLER COUNTY OFFICE 351 New Castle Road Butler, PA 16001 724­284­8800 CLARION COUNTY OFFICE 21057 Paint Boulevard Shippenville, PA 16254 814­226­8200 INDIANA COUNTY OFFICE 2550 Oakland Ave. Indiana, PA 15701 724­357­2817 JEFFERSON COUNTY OFFICE 205 Witherow St. Punxsutawney, PA 15767 814­938­6300

26

* Planned budget includes personnel, rented equipment, winter materials and municipal agreements. Budget may change through season depending on needs. ** Anticipated Temporary Operators ***Budget spent 2018­2019 winter

Each county's budget numbers are rounded up. District totals are calculated using actual total number and rounded up.

DISTRICT 11Winter Budget: $15.1 Million* Spent Last Winter: $18.9 Million*** 6,011 Snow Lane Miles 43 Inches of Snow (average) 1,558 Municipal Agreement Miles

Salt Used Last Winter: 62,724 Tons Brine Used Last Winter: 538,260 Gallons

Anti‐skid Used Last Winter: 9,559 Tons

LAWRENCE

OPERATORS35

3

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

3

GRADER1

PLOWTRUCKS

23

6

LOADERS7

910 Snow Lane Miles36 Inches of Snow Average

5 Municipal Agreements Miles

9,228 Tons Salt Used242,980 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.0 MillionSpent: $3.1 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

ALLEGHENY

OPERATORS117

9

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

8

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

65

16

LOADERS19

3,548 Snow Lane Miles42 Inches of Snow Average

1,411 Municipal Agreements Miles

37,329 Tons Salt Used244,151 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $9.8 MillionSpent: $11.7 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

BEAVER

OPERATORS51

7

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

4PLOW

TRUCKS

36

8

LOADERS10

1,435 Snow Lane Miles34 Inches of Snow Average

142 Municipal Agreements Miles

16,167 Tons Salt Used51,129 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $3.2 MillionSpent: $4.1 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

15Temp.

Operators**

21Temp.

Operators**

17Temp.

Operators**

27

ADMINISTRATION District Executive Cheryl Moon­Sirianni, P.E. Assistant District Executive/Maintenance Angelo Pampena Press Officer Steve Cowan Community Relations Coordinator Joel Morris Safety Press Officer Yasmeen Manyisha

DISTRICT 11 TOTALS

** Anticipated Temporary Operators

DISTRICT 11 OFFICE 45 Thoms Run Rd. Bridgeville, PA 15017 412­429­5000 ALLEGHENY COUNTY OFFICE 51 Fox Chapel Road Pittsburgh, PA 15238 412­781­3260 BEAVER COUNTY OFFICE 155 Stewart Avenue Rochester, PA 15074 724­774­6610 LAWRENCE COUNTY OFFICE 1800 Wilmington Road New Castle, PA 16105 724­656­3104

PLOW TRUCKS124

LOADERS36

STOCK PILES30

GRADERS3

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

15

OPERATORS203

MECHANICS19

TEMP.OPERATORS**

52

28

* Planned budget includes personnel, rented equipment, winter materials and municipal agreements. Budget may change through season depending on needs. ** Anticipated Temporary Operators ***Budget spent 2018­2019 winter

Each county's budget numbers are rounded up. District totals are calculated using actual total number and rounded up.

DISTRICT 12Winter Budget: $17.8 Million* Spent Last Winter: $22.6 Million*** 8,163 Snow Lane Miles 84 Inches of Snow (average) 875 Municipal Agreement Miles

Salt Used Last Winter: 61,581 Tons Brine Used Last Winter: 819,248 Gallons Anti‐skid Used Last Winter: 50,936 Tons

WASHINGTON

OPERATORS87

7

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

5

GRADERS3

PLOWTRUCKS

62

6

LOADERS12

2,464 Snow Lane Miles47 Inches of Snow Average

454 Municipal Agreements Miles

20,612 Tons Salt Used223,179 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $5.1 MillionSpent: $6 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

WESTMORELAND

OPERATORS112

12

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

6

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

68

10

LOADERS12

2,783 Snow Lane Miles84 Inches of Snow Average

261 Municipal Agreements Miles

26,877 Tons Salt Used274,339 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $6.7 MillionSpent: $8.6 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

GREENE

OPERATORS45

5

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

1

GRADERS2

PLOWTRUCKS

28

5

LOADERS6

1,205 Snow Lane Miles42 Inches of Snow Average

78 Municipal Agreements Miles

7,318 Tons Salt Used181,214 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $2.3 MillionSpent: $3.0 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES

FAYETTE

OPERATORS62

9

ANTI-ICINGTRUCK

4

GRADERS3

PLOWTRUCKS

43

9

LOADERS11

1,711 Snow Lane Miles86 Inches of Snow Average

82 Municipal Agreements Miles

14,092 Tons Salt Used321,730 Gal. Brine Used

Budget: $3.8 MillionSpent: $5 Million

MECHANICS STOCKPILES32Temp.

Operators**

20Temp.

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38Temp.

Operators**

14Temp.

Operators**

29

DISTRICT 12 TOTALS

** Anticipated Temporary Operators

DISTRICT 12 OFFICE 825 N. Gallatin Ave. Ext. Uniontown, PA 15401 724­439­7315 FAYETTE COUNTY OFFICE 825 N. Gallatin Ave. Ext. Uniontown, PA 15401 724­439­7470 GREENE COUNTY OFFICE 226 Elm Drive Suite 102 Waynesburg, PA 15370 724­627­6131 WASHINGTON COUNTY OFFICE 170 Route 519 Eighty Four, PA 15330 724­223­4480 WESTMORELAND COUNTY OFFICE 144 Donahue Road Greensburg, PA 15601 724­832­5387

ADMINISTRATION District Executive Joseph Szczur, P.E. Assistant District Executive/Maintenance Robert C. Dean, P.E. Community Relations Coordinator Valerie L. Petersen Safety Press Officer Jay M. Ofsanik

PLOW TRUCKS200

LOADERS41

STOCK PILES30

GRADERS10

ANTI-ICINGTRUCKS

16

OPERATORS306

MECHANICS33

TEMP.OPERATORS**

104