Snow-Pushing Preparations
With the expected snowfall, crews will be pushing snow throughout Daybreak. However, we have already exceeded the 2022/2023 snow-pushing budget due to record-setting snowfall this year. As wise stewards of the Association's funds, we are conducting snow pushing only in the most critical areas that provide direct access to homes. Due to warming spring temperatures, the snow is more likely to melt in less critical areas such as parks and other common areas. Please avoid these areas during snow events for your safety.
Please be patient with our crews and be sure to use extra caution if you travel out and about over the next few days. We recommend following the weather service advisory and avoiding traveling during heavy snowfall.
General Snow-Pushing Information
The City of South Jordan and the Association push snow throughout Daybreak. You can look at the South Jordan City snow map link below to see which entity is responsible for your area. The Association also provides snow pushing for Benefited Service Areas and Sub-Associations. If you live in a Sub-Association, you will receive an email from your manager with more details.
South Jordan City plows all public streets, lanes and alleyways within Daybreak. If you live in an area with a dead-end alley, the City will not clear these areas.
Please remember to park on the even-numbered side of the street during snow events and for up to 24 hours afterward. If you believe your area has been missed or notice any snow-related damage, please email us at daybreak@ccmcnet.com. We appreciate your patience during the snow-pushing process.
