The first Snow Alert of the winter season is in the books after eight inches of snow fell last week. Huron Police Chief Denny Meyer addressed the Huron City Commission about the operation Monday night….
Meyer says the Department is working hard to get the word out when Snow Alerts are issued….
Snow alert information is released to the public through local media, digital marquees, is available on the city’s website or by calling either the dispatch center or the snow alert hotline. Meyer says there is also some misunderstanding about where the 35-dollars from your snow alert ticket goes….
Meyer says the 62 tickets written during Huron’s first Snow Alert of the season is lower than usual…
A Snow Alert ticket in Huron is 35-dollars if paid in the first seven-days after issuance. That number goes up to 50-dollars over the next seven-days and if the fine is still not paid, the ticket will go to court, leading to additional cost.