City crews prepped for another night of plowing Thursday evening, to get rid of those pesky berms in downtown Spokane. Their greatest challenge was the icy berms, that sat in the middle of many downtown streets.
Spokane road crews have been out all week, working overtime to clear the roads as quickly as possible.
Downtown drivers struggled Wednesday with berms that blocked lanes of traffic.
The city wrapped up the Stage 2 Snow Event Friday, but more snow and bitter cold on the way means you won't be saying goodbye to those berms in front of your driveway anytime soon.
The boot is attached to city graders meant to act as a gate that keeps driveways from getting bermed in.
Last week's snowfall is still causing problems for drivers downtown. Berms caused at least one crash Tuesday and drivers are complaining.
Spokane Mayor David Condon says an all-city plow has been completed, and as crews prepare to tackle Browne's Addition on Tuesday and Wednesday they are also working to remove the snow berms from downtown Spokane.
