Snow Emergency

The city of St. Cloud has declared a Snow Emergency. It's in effect right now. It will be in effect until the streets have been cleared from curb to curb.

In advance of an expected 5 to 8 inches of snow tonight, the City of St. Cloud has officially declared a snow emergency beginning at midnight.

Starting tomorrow through the end of March, St. Cloud's winter parking restrictions are in effect. Much of the city is covered by odd-even parking restrictions. Other areas are covered by signs or "no parking" rules.

St. Cloud has lifted the Snow Emergency. Streets have been cleared enough for the city to lift the designation. A Snow Emergency designation means illegally parked cars are towed without warning.

The city of St. Cloud has rescinded the snow emergency. It had been in effect since midnight yesterday (Tuesday) morning.

The city of St. Cloud is declaring a Snow Emergency which will go into effect at midnight. The Snow Emergency means all illegally parked vehicles will be towed without warning.

St. Paul officials say this month's heavy snowfall forced the city to overspend its public-works budget by at least $1 million. That figure could rise, since there's more snow in the forecast.

Winter has just officially begun, and Minneapolis already has declared five snow emergencies - the city's most ever before Christmas.

The city of St. Cloud has towed 56 vehicles so far, since the snow emergency officially went into effect.