CDOT thanks crews for keeping mountain passes clear
The Colorado Department of Transportation is thanking its crews for keeping plows on the roads to clear snow.
CDOT tweeted on Monday afternoon, "Hard hats off to CDOT workers who've been working 'round the clock to keep mt passes cleared, widened and avalanche-free. Be aware that additional mtnc [sic] work and safety closures may be implemented. Visit http://cotrip.org for road closures and conditions."
Hard hats off to CDOT workers who've been working 'round the clock to keep mt passes cleared, widened and avalanche-free.
— Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) (@ColoradoDOT) January 2, 2023
Be aware that additional mtnc work and safety closures may be implemented. Visit https://t.co/uOU0HHu44e for road closures and conditions. pic.twitter.com/xvy6qAHGoW
Monday was declared a First Alert Weather Day due to falling snow, drizzle and fog. The mountains were expected to receive another 8 inches west of Frisco on Monday.