February 09, 2010
WASHINGTON - As the region braces for another major storm, one local government is having trouble keeping their plows on the roads, WTOP has learned.
As many as 60 of the District's snow plows are not working -- bad news for thousands of residents still waiting for their streets to be cleared.
According to an internal email obtained by WTOP, 25 percent of the District's snow plow fleet is down and they're having trouble getting replacement parts.
D.C. is also now rationing their salt supply.
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