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Published February 19, 2025

Digging out from the storm, squalls: What the City of Barrie is doing

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By City of Barrie
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Image provided by City of Barrie on Feb. 19, 2025

After days of snowfall, the City of Barrie is digging out once again. Each night, city crews are removing snow from certain areas of the city to reduce snowbanks and keep the streets clear and passable for residents, as well as emergency vehicles. Snow that is removed is taken to the Operations Centre, located at 165 Ferndale Drive North.

So far this week, snow was removed from Dunlop Street (Anne Street to High Street), Bradford Street (Dunlop Street to Tiffin Street, both sides, curb-faced sidewalk), Ardagh Road (eastbound from Eaglestone Lane to Fire Station 4), Essa Road (Tiffin Street to Vererans Drive, curb-faced sidewalk), Harvie Road (bridge deck), Mapleview Drive (Sadlon arena to Bryne Drive), Bayfield Street (Collier Street to Royal Bank), Livingstone Street (Kozlov Street to just before Stanley Street, curb-faced sidewalk), Anne Street Bridge, Anne Street (Bridge to Tiffin Street), Wellington Street (Anne Street to Bayfield Street), and St. Vincent Street (Hanmer Street to Cundles Road).

Salt shed - City of Barrie Operations Centre -(photo - Barrie 360 - Feb. 13, 2025)

Crews will continue removing snow in different areas around the city each night, prioritizing arterial and collector roads, especially those with curb-faced sidewalks, narrowing curb lanes, and on-street cycling lanes. Please note that residents are responsible for removal of driveway snow windrows; the City does not provide this service, and plows cannot control the amount of snow that leaves the end of the wing. 

Downtown snow removal

City crews will be performing snow removal operations in the downtown area during the overnight hours starting Sunday night. The snow removal will take place from 10 p.m. on Sunday, February 23 until 7 a.m. on Monday, February 24 and again from 10 p.m. on Monday, February 24 until 7 a.m. on Tuesday, February 25.

Vehicles must be removed from metered parking in the impacted areas by 8 p.m. on Sunday, February 23 and by 8 p.m. on Monday, February 24. Vehicles that are not removed by this time will be ticketed and towed.

This operation will involve rolling road closures. The areas impacted include the following streets, or sections of streets, during the following dates and times:

8 p.m. Sunday, February 23 to 7 a.m. Monday, February 24

Bayfield Street – Simcoe to Sophia

Clapperton – Dunlop East to McDonald

Owen Street – Dunlop East to McDonald

Mulcaster Street – Codrington to Dunlop

Chase McEachern Way

Dunlop Street East – Collier to Bayfield

Collier Street – Poyntz to Bayfield

Worsley Street – Mulcaster to Poyntz

Codrington Street – Mulcaster to McDonald

McDonald – Mulcaster to Sophia East

Sophia Street East – McDonald to Bayfield

8 p.m. Monday, February 24 to 7 a.m. Tuesday, February 25

High Street – Bradford to Park

Bradford Street – Simcoe to Dunlop West

Toronto Street – Lakeshore to Ross

Mary Street – Simcoe to Sophia West

Maple Avenue – Simcoe to Ross

Simcoe Street – Bradford to Bayfield

Dunlop Street West – High to Bayfield

Park Street – Parkside to Toronto

Ross Street – Wellington West to Bayfield

Sophia Street West – Toronto to Mary

For more information about snow removal, visit barrie.ca/snow

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