City of Auburn Weather Evening Update, February 12

City of Auburn sent this bulletin at 02/12/2019 08:24 PM PST

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Below is the latest information for Tuesday, February 12:

  • As the snow melts we may see some urban flooding. We continue to caution drivers to watch for ice, heavy slush and standing water in places.
  • Street crews will continue working 24/7 to plow and sand priority routes and secondary routes. 
  • The Auburn School District and Dieringer School District have announced they will be running two hours late on Wednesday, Feb. 13.
  • Green River College has announced normal operations on Wednesday, Feb. 13
  • Waste Haulers have not yet announced if pickups will resume as of this notice. We understand the disruption has been difficult. Customers are reminded that all extra garbage and recycling can be set out when haulers resume service and will be picked up without extra charges.
  • Republic Services has announced drop off locations for tomorrow - more information below.

Republic Services Free Drop Off, Wednesday, Feb. 13

Republic Services Residential Customers can bring household garbage to one of two free drop off locations on Wednesday, Feb. 13 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

  • West Hill Customers – Interurban Trail Parking Lot at 37th St NW (just east of I St NW)
  • Lea Hill Customers – Auburn Golf Course – North end of parking lot at 29630 Green River Rd SE

Republic Services is providing two free drop-off locations for household garbage only. When you arrive look for the Republic Services truck. Please bring a recent copy of your Republic Services bill to verify service. 

Republic Services will accept up to twice as much material as you normally put in your cart. If you choose to NOT use the drop-off location, you may set out up to three times your usual amount of material on your next regular service day, at no additional charge.

Visit the Republic Services website for more information.

Weather Forecast:

The latest forecast as announced by the National Weather Service:

  • Tonight/Wednesday: Hit/miss showers gradually tapering off. Near-freezing temperatures possible overnight. Areas of ice/black ice possible.
  • Wednesday Night: Dry and cold. Below freezing temperatures overnight. Highest threat of re-freeze across the lowlands.
  • Thursday-Saturday: Next storm system moves through the region. At this time it appears that snow levels will quickly rise from sea level to 1000' 
  • Sunday: Drier conditions possible.
  • Monday & Beyond: Additional storm systems likely. Snow levels most likely in the 1000-2000’ range in most areas.

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Remember to keep your pets inside and to check on your neighbors to ensure everyone's safety. If you are experiencing an emergency, please call 911 immediately.