Kennett Square Declares Snow Emergency Ahead of Winter Storm

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Kennett Square, Pennsylvania has issued a snow emergency ahead of a predicted winter storm on Sunday, February 22nd. The emergency will go into effect at noon on Sunday and remain in place until lifted. During this time, all vehicles must be removed from the borough's designated snow emergency and winter warning routes to allow public works crews to clear the roads and ensure safe passage of emergency vehicles.

Why it matters

Snow emergencies are common in many northeastern U.S. towns and cities during the winter months, as they help ensure roads remain passable for plows, emergency responders, and other essential services. Kennett Square's declaration highlights the importance of community preparedness and cooperation to manage severe winter weather events.

The details

Kennett Square officials have identified specific snow emergency and winter warning routes throughout the borough where parking will be prohibited during the declared emergency. Residents are encouraged to utilize off-street parking options to assist public works crews in clearing the designated routes. Vehicles left parked on the restricted roads during the emergency will be subject to ticketing and towing.

• The snow emergency will go into effect on Sunday, February 22nd at 12:00 PM.
• The emergency will remain in place until it is officially lifted by Kennett Square officials.

What’s next

Kennett Square residents should monitor local news and official borough communications for updates on the snow emergency, including when it may be lifted.