2026 Winter Weather Hub
Feeling frosty? The County is working for you. Get updates on road conditions, snow emergencies, waste collection, winter safety tips, and warming center locations.
Weather Alert
The Department of Public Works & Transportation (DPW&T) is taking proactive steps to ensure winter weather safety:
- Primary and secondary roads will be pre-treated ahead of the snowfall.
- Crews will be ready to salt and plow as needed during the storm.
- Crews will address icy patches, hills, and other problem areas as necessary.
What You Can Do
- Avoid unnecessary travel during the snow and peak precipitation hours.
- Park in driveways or off-road locations to allow easier access for snowplows and salt trucks.
- Call PGC311 or file a report through the PGC311 app to report hazardous conditions such as downed trees or icy patches.
Alert Prince George's
Sign up for Alert Prince George's for severe weather and emergency notifications at alert.mypgc.us.
Road Conditions
Public Works & Transportation (DPW&T)
During a snow and ice event, find out which road-clearing or salting operation is in effect. Drivers should:
- Move and keep vehicles off snow emergency routes
- Park in driveways or other off-road locations wherever possible
- Park only on the even-numbered sides of roads/streets
Extreme Cold
Homeland Security | Emergency Management
Winter weather increases the risk of car accidents, hypothermia, frostbite, carbon monoxide poisoning, and heart attacks from overexertion. Get tips to protect yourself and stay safe.
Warming Centers
In extremely cold temperatures, Warming Centers throughout the County will be open for residents, especially the most vulnerable, to temporarily escape the elements.
Waste Collection
Environment (DOE)
Bulky trash, trash, recycling, and yard trim/organics collections may be delayed or suspended due to road or weather-related conditions. Learn how your trash collection may shift.
Clearing Sidewalks
Permitting, Inspections, & Enforcement (DPIE)
Commercial and residential properties are required to remove snow and ice from paved sidewalks throughout the County within 48 hours after the snow has fallen or ice has accumulated to a depth of at least 2 inches.
Closings & Delays
Prince George's County Government, Courts, & Public Schools
Keep up with the operating status of County buildings and agencies, courts, and schools.
