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📢The NWS has issued a Winter Storm Warning through Thursday morning for Ottawa County. Our night crews will be staying on high-volume state routes overnight and our day crew will likely be back at it once again early tomorrow morning to continue their response.
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HOPE ALERT: Due to weather conditions, offices will be closed tomorrow, 1/21/25. All classes have also been canceled. visit hope.edu/alert for updates.
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Heavy storms rolled through the area this morning. If you encounter an emergency situation involving trees and downed power lines, do not approach the trees and limbs, and contact 9-1-1! OCRC crews will be dispatched once live power lines are cleared from any tree debris.
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🚨Ice Storm Warning🚨
Expect up to 1/2 inch of ice accumulation in some areas, combined with up to 40 mph wind gusts.
LATEST UPDATE: wwmt.com/news/local/weather-…
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Roads continue to deteriorate out there and travel is NOT advised. Keep in mind as you wake and look at the roads that is the best shape they will be in all day. Stay home if you can.
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.@TSA has extended the face mask requirement for all #transportation networks, including public transportation, through March 18, 2022. Learn more here: bit.ly/3dxcVWB
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Our crews are ready to respond to this storm event, and will be out on area roads throughout the day. Please be sure to give our crews plenty of room to operate.
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Winter Storm Warning in effect starting at 4 am tomorrow morning lasting until 7 am Thursday morning.
What: Heavy snow: 4 to 8+ inches, strong winds:40 to 50 mph.
Impacts: Plowable snow, high travel impacts, whiteout conditions, and isolated power outages. @13OYSwx
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#Masks are an effective way to prevent the spread of #COVID19 😷, but have you thought of all the other ways they help us day to day? Get all the facts from @CDCgov: cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nco….
#WearAMask
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Limited @MAXTransit routes to resume March 1 ow.ly/9AKs50DwSuf
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CDC has issued an order requiring everyone to wear a mask while traveling on public transportation into or within the US (including airplanes, ships, ferries, trains, subways, buses, taxis, ride-shares). Wearing a mask reduces the spread of #COVID19. More: bit.ly/3m68x2R
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#COVID19 cases are rising. Average daily cases are up 43% compared to the previous 7 days, with 94% of U.S. jurisdictions seeing more cases. This Thanksgiving, help slow the spread: gather outdoors, wear a mask, stay 6 feet apart. See more: bit.ly/36EDJQI
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Stop means stop! Check your state law for more information on the proper ways to stop for a school bus. drivinglaws.aaa.com/tag/scho…
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Celebrating #Halloween? Help protect yourself and slow the spread of #COVID19. Choose outdoor options, such as orchards, forests, and mazes. #WearAMask, stay 6 feet apart, and wash your hands. Learn more: bit.ly/33WSfSr.
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MAX e-pay system, new fares roll out Oct. 1 ow.ly/CLQl50BA9nv
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Use caution when relying on gaiters and face shields to help protect yourself and others from #COVID19. Researchers are currently investigating their effectiveness. Learn more: bit.ly/30QOzQF.
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Cloth face coverings may help prevent the spread of #COVID19 when they are widely used in public settings. When you wear a face covering, you help protect those around you. When others wear one, they help protect people around them, including you. bit.ly/3ee8iP4
How to Wear A Cloth Face Cover
Wear cloth face covers in public to help reduce the spread of COVID-19.
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Listen in tomorrow, Thursday, May 21, as our operators #SoundTheHorn at 3 p.m. in tribute to public transit workers across the nation who are providing a critical service during this global pandemic. #HeroesMovingHeroes
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Growing evidence suggests #COVID19 can spread before people show symptoms (pre-symptomatic) and from people who have #coronavirus but never show symptoms (asymptomatic).
Cloth face coverings help prevent spread of COVID-19 in these situations.
See Q&A: bit.ly/34cFym6.
































