Why does it take Public Works so long to plow my cul-de-sac?
Public Works is responsible for plowing over 70 miles of roadway in the Village. There are 110 cul-de-sacs in Roselle, which are more time consuming to plow and more difficult to clear (averaging 50 hours). Cul-de-sacs are typically done last, in the daylight hours to ensure that primary and secondary streets are passable.

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1. Why do I sometimes see parallel rows of white, chalky lines in the pavement in late fall and winter?
2. How soon after a snowfall do plowing and salting operations begin?
3. Why does it take Public Works so long to plow my cul-de-sac?
4. Does the Public Works Department plow all of the streets in the Village?
5. Are there street parking restrictions following a significant snowfall?