Hamilton County, Ohio

Get your Cincinnati driveway and sidewalk shoveled

Cincinnati is built on steep hills above the Ohio River, and neighborhoods like Clifton, Mount Adams and Price Hill have sloped streets, long front steps and driveways that ice up quickly. The city's municipal code makes property owners responsible for removing snow and ice from the sidewalks next to their property.

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Snow, sidewalks and the rules in Cincinnati

Cincinnati sits near the boundary between colder northern air and milder southern air, so many winter storms bring rain, sleet or a mix instead of all snow. Snow often melts within days, but refreezing on hills and steps makes ice a frequent problem.

Typical snowfall. Cincinnati's official station at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport averages about 23 inches of snow a season (23.3 inches, 1991-2020 normals). Source: NOAA NCEI U.S. Climate Normals 1991-2020 (annual/seasonal).

Live elsewhere in Hamilton County? Post the job at your address and nearby shovelers can take it.

Around Cincinnati, you can also book for addresses in Mount Lookout, Oakley, Westwood, Northside, Price Hill, Blue Ash and Covington.

Whether you're in Clifton and Over-the-Rhine or across town, a local shoveler can take the job from the app. Offer your price, follow along, and pay after it's cleared. Schedule a shoveler ahead of the storm and the walk can be cleared within the time the city expects.

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