Winter Updates


The City handles the salting and plowing of more than 1,500 miles of roadway during winter weather. Staff uses a priority plowing system that ensures main traffic routes are addressed first, followed by residential streets, cul-de-sacs, alleys and dead ends. 

When snow events occur, the City provides information to residents and businesses by posting winter operations updates with details about upcoming or current weather conditions and snow removal.

Receive Winter Notifications

Residents interested in receiving notifications about snow removal operations by phone call, email, text message or push notification are encouraged to sign up for the Naper Notify Winter Operations community notification category

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Winter updates are also posted on the City's Facebook and Twitter accounts.

Winter Road Maintenance

The City handles the salting and plowing of more than 1,500 miles of roadway during winter weather. Staff uses a priority plowing system that ensures main traffic routes are addressed first, followed by residential streets, cul-de-sacs, alleys and dead ends. However, some roadways in Naperville are maintained by outside agencies. Here is a list of these agencies and the major roads they maintain. 

  • Ogden Avenue (Route 34)
  • Route 59

DuPage County: 630-407-6800

  • 75th Street
  • Hobson Road
  • Raymond Drive
  • Plainfield/Naperville Road
  • Naper Boulevard/Naperville Road north of Ogden Avenue
  • Mill Street north of Ogden Avenue
  • Diehl Road west of Mill Street
  • Chicago Avenue east of Charles Avenue

Will County: 815-727-8478

  • Hassert Boulevard east of Route 59
  • 95th Street east of Plainfield/Naperville Road

Snow Control in Downtown Naperville

 Every year, the Department of Public Works hauls snow piles out of the downtown area to keep parking spaces open, visibility safer and to reduce icy and hazardous conditions for pedestrians.

This year, snow will be hauled out of the downtown area into the Kroehler parking lot (near the Naperville Metra Station), which is currently closed to commuters and the safest option for snow loadout. Most snow loadouts occur during the daytime hours the days after it snows; however, large scale loadouts during and after major snowstorms may take several days to complete and/or occur during nighttime hours. Nearby residents may hear some noise from equipment used to pile snow when these loadouts occur.