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🚨Traction Law Alert 🚨
Traction Law IN EFFECT for both Big & Little Cottonwood Canyons (SR-190, SR-210)

‼️ Travel with caution and make sure your vehicles are properly equipped

‼️ Applies to both travel directions (up/down)

⛈️Isolated thunderstorms developing along a cold front this afternoon may further enhance already strong winds across northern Utah. Please secure loose items and holiday decorations now if you have not done so already! #utwx

🚧 Road Closure Update 🚧
SR-210 OPEN: @UDOTAvy avalanche mitigation & test firing complete.

Thank you for respecting our road and backcountry closures so we could test our equipment this morning.

Safe travels to @AltaCentral @AltaAlerts @SnowbirdAlerts today!

🚧 Road Closure Alert 🚧
SR-210 CLOSED at 12:30am tonight for @UDOTavy avalanche mitigation test firing in morning (12/4).

📍12:30am: Uphill traffic closed at mouth
📍1am: Downhill traffic closed at Snowbird Entry 1/Gate C

ETO: 8:30am - updates if delay > 15min

Is your car emergency kit ready for winter weather? ❄️ Keep helpful supplies on hand like an ice scraper & shovel, de-icing salt, & warm clothes. When traveling, it's best to have a full tank of gas to keep the fuel line from freezing & in case of traffic due to conditions.

Twitter feed video.

🚨Traction Law Update🚨
Traction Law LIFTED for both Big & Little Cottonwood Canyons (SR-190, SR-210)

REMINDER: This is based on current road conditions, is subject to change at any time, & applies to both travel directions.

‼️Watch for slush until temps increase.

🚨Traction Law Alert 🚨
Traction Law IN EFFECT for both Big & Little Cottonwood Canyons (SR-190, SR-210)

‼️ Travel with caution and make sure your vehicles are properly equipped

‼️ Applies to both travel directions (up/down)

🔗 Requirements:

To celebrate GIS Day yesterday, Salt Lake County Emergency Management presented on GIS in emergency management and fire at Salt Lake Community College. Our GIS Specialist was on a panel with local GIS professionals to answer questions and provide career advice to students.

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