WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY

Management is closely monitoring the weather and will remain in regular contact with the snow removal vendor to ensure timely updates and proper preparedness.

To help facilitate efficient and safe snow clearing, the Association’s snow removal vendor kindly asks for your cooperation with the following:

• Please keep alleyways as clear as possible during the snowstorm.
• Avoid parking vehicles in driveways that are adjacent to alleyways.
• Keep trash and recycling containers indoors during snow removal operations.
• Whenever possible, use your garages for parking to help snow removal vehicles safely navigate tight spaces.

The Association’s snow removal contractor begins plowing once 2 inches of snowfall have accumulated and will return as needed until snowfall ends and surfaces are reasonably passable. The contractor will also monitor and address trouble areas, particularly shaded locations throughout the community.

Association-maintained streets and areas include:

• Davis Point Lane
• North Channel Drive
• Sable Court
• Settling Pond Lane
• South Channel Drive
• Smith’s Cove Lane
• Miner Street
• All alleyways

Public roads within the Association, as designated by the City of Greenbelt, include:

• Greenbelt Station Parkway
• North Center Drive
• South Center Drive
• Stream Bank Lane

For road condition issues on public roads, please contact the City of Greenbelt Public Works Department at 301-474-8004.

Snow removal responsibilities:
The Association is responsible for clearing sidewalks, and lead walks for the Condominiums.
Townhome owners are responsible for clearing the walkway to their front doors.
All residents are responsible for clearing snow from their driveways.

Cold Temperatures
Please be mindful of ensuring that the heat in your home is on and set no lower than 58 degrees. If you are in a condominium, attached home or town house and are aware of vacant homes in your building, please reach out to your neighbors to ensure that they are aware and have taken appropriate measures.

• Ensure heat is on and set no lower than 58 degrees. (due to extremely low temperatures)
• Consider opening cabinet doors under sinks to allow for warm air to circulate.
• Check on your neighbors during the storm and offer assistance as needed.

Please report power outages or downed power lines immediately to your utility company:
Pepco: (877) 737-2662
BGE: (877) 778-2222

If a water main breaks, call WSSC immediately at (301) 206-4002 or use WSSC Water’s mobile app (https://www.wsscwater.com/mobile).

I will provide updates as necessary. If you have questions or concerns, please email greenhoa@ciramail.com or call our customer service # 855-477-CAMP (2267). Please anticipate the possibility of heavy volume wait time if you call.

Please be patient and more importantly SAFE.

NOTICE – TRASH COLLECTION CANCELATION FOR MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 2026

Due to the potential snowstorm forecasted for Saturday/Sunday, trash collection will be suspended on Monday. We ask that you keep your trash and recycling containers inside during this time. Trash and recycling services will resume on Thursday.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!

 

SNOWSTORM MAY AFFECT CITY SERVICES INCLUDING TRASH & RECYCLING PICKUP

A potential snowstorm is expected this weekend, and it may affect some City services, including trash and recycling pickup. Please help City crews by moving cars off the street and into driveways if you are able, so our Public Works teams can clear roads more quickly and safely for everyone.

If you need a warm place to go during extreme cold, you can come to the Greenbelt Police Station at 550 Crescent Road or other open City buildings. County warming centers are also available; view the full map of locations at the Prince George’s County warming centers map, and residents can contact PGC311 by calling 3-1-1 or (301) 883-4748 for assistance or more information.

For the latest updates on storm impacts to City services, please visit www.greenbeltmd.gov/news or follow the City of Greenbelt on social media.

For emergencies, call 9-1-1 or contact the Greenbelt Police Department at (301) 474-5454.

For non-emergencies, contact the Greenbelt Police Department at (301) 474-7200.

TIPS TO STAY SAFE AND WARM

Stay Up to Date with Alert Prince George’s

For timely severe weather and emergency notifications, go to alert.mypgc.usand sign up for Alert Prince George’s. Warnings and emergency updates will be sent directly to your cell phone (text), landline phone, and/or email address. The service is free, but text charges from your phone carrier may apply.

Extreme Cold Overview

• Extreme cold and winter storms can lead to hypothermia, frostbite, car accidents, carbon monoxide poisoning, and heart strain from overexertion.
• Residents are encouraged to stay safe, healthy, and warm by preparing for dangerous temperatures and conditions.

Warming Centers and Alerts

• During periods of extreme cold, Prince George’s County opens warming centers where residents can temporarily escape the weather.
• Residents can also sign up for Alert Prince George’s at alert.mypgc.us to receive weather and emergency notifications by text, phone, or email.

Winter Weather Terms

• A Winter Storm Warning means dangerous winter weather such as heavy snow, significant freezing rain, or sleet is expected very soon or is already happening, and you should take action to stay safe. These warnings are typically issued about 12 to 24 hours before the hazardous conditions are forecast to begin.
• A Winter Storm Watch warns that conditions are favorable for severe winter weather such as a blizzard, heavy snow, significant freezing rain, or sleet in your area. It is typically issued 12 to 48 hours before the expected start of the storm to give the public time to prepare.
• A Winter Weather Advisory is issued when expected snow, freezing rain, freezing drizzle, or sleet will create notable disruptions. These conditions can become life-threatening if people do not use proper caution.

Staying Safe Outdoors

• Limit time outside, especially strenuous activity, and consider visiting a warming center if you must be outdoors for long periods.
• Wear several layers of loose-fitting clothing under a heavy coat, plus a hat, scarf or mask, and snug sleeves at the wrist to reduce heat loss.

Staying Safe Indoors

• Use wood stoves, fireplaces, and space heaters with extreme caution, and never run generators, grills, or camp stoves indoors or near home air intakes because of carbon monoxide risk.
• Only use properly vented combustion heaters, keep space heaters at least three feet away from anything that can burn, and avoid using extension cords with heaters.

Vehicles, Animals, and Vulnerable Residents

• Keep gas tanks near full, maintain antifreeze, carry a phone/charger, and pack extra blankets and supplies in case of breakdowns in cold weather.
• Pets must not be left outside unattended in extremely cold temperatures, and doing so may be considered cruelty and subject to fines.
• People needing emergency shelter can call the 24-hour Homeless Resource Line at 1-888-731-0999, and residents worried about someone who is homeless can submit an online form so outreach teams can offer help.