Trash Collection and Parking Update; Bethesda Man Dies in Single-Vehicle Crash; Looking Back at the Storm

News, announcements and other helpful links for Wednesday morning

January 27, 2016 8:02 a.m.

County government to open at 10 a.m.

But there will be no trash or recycling collection and parking in county garages will remain free until 9 a.m. Thursday. Here’s a look at the status of all county services for Wednesday. [Montgomery County]

NOAA puts storm into historical context

- Advertisement -

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the Jan. 22-24 snowstorm was a Category 4 event for the Northeast region (of which Maryland is a part) and a Category 5 event for the Southeast region (of which Virginia is a part). [NOAA]

Bethesda man dies in single-vehicle crash

Michael Garth Thomas, 38, may have suffered a medical emergency that led to him striking a guardrail and becoming airborne Tuesday night while on the northbound I-270 ramp to I-370. [Washington Post]

Rockville’s historic Red Brick Courthouse damaged from snow

Sponsored
Face of the Week

The 1891 Red Brick Courthouse sustained damage to its roof and sandstone cap as some bricks were knocked to a walkway below. [Peerless Rockville]

State seeking federal disaster assistance after storm

The state has sent a letter of intent to pursue federal disaster assistance after the Jan. 22-24 snowstorm to FEMA. [Maryland Emergency Management Agency]

Police say they’ll issue tickets to drivers who don’t clean vehicles of snow

Police can issue a citation if there’s any obstruction to a vehicle’s windshield, rear windshield and side or rear windows. [Montgomery County Police via Facebook]

- Advertisement -

Municipal snow plowing updates

City of Rockville

Chevy Chase Village

Sunny but windy Wednesday on tap

Clouds will clear and temperatures will warm up to 40 degrees with 8 to 11 mph winds that could gust to as high as 21 mph. [National Weather Service]

Digital Partners

Enter our essay contest