Milwaukee DPW crews prepared to be out working for long haul Snow emergency not expected Saturday night, possibly Sunday Share Updated: 11:15 PM CST Jan 30, 2021 Snow emergency not expected Saturday night, possibly Sunday Share Updated: 11:15 PM CST Jan 30, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript trucks and plows are already on the roads in Milwaukee. 12 news Courtney Sis joins us live here tonight, Courtney. There's a big operation plan here this evening. Their most definitely is. The snow is already starting to come down here. Wind definitely picking up. But the Milwaukee Department of Public Works is going to send out roughly 110 trucks filled with salt and plows for tonight and then tomorrow. If you can see over there, there are some garbage trucks that have plow blades attached as well, and those are going to be used for tomorrow. They're prepared to be out for a long time tonight and into tomorrow. If you have to be out on the roads, officials say, to keep 50 to 100 ft distance from plows to allow them to clear the roads. They tell us today. The best case scenario for them is if we get less snow than anticipated. But either way they came prepared with a plan and say they need time and patience being patient, you know, obviously it takes time, way have 7000 lame house in the city, so it's a lot of streets to cover and we are gonna be obviously working. And so we will definitely get to each and every street along that ahead for those plow drivers. Courtney, we had a snow emergency earlier this week that definitely impacted parking. Is there any chance we'll see changes to parking regulations tonight? Right now, the Department of Public Works does not think that will be necessary for tonight. Things could change, but since the snow is starting so late in the evening, they don't think so. However, tomorrow if the snow continues to fall on Sunday, they say to keep a lookout for that. All right, we'll do, Courtney says Glide for us here tonight in Milwaukee. Courtney, thank you.