On Tuesday, the Town of Pulaski released a statement that said they had a water line break on Tuesday morning, and residents are being advised to boil their tap water prior to using it for drinking and cooking purposes as a safety precaution.

Renovations to the baseball fields are estimated to cost $46,000.

Public Works Director Clay Simmons said they called in the plows earlier than they usually do because of a staffing shortage.

Officials said they’re working with private contractors to get to those residential streets and urged people to stay inside if they didn’t have to be out.

Members of the Hill City's public works department put brushes to blades to create eight vibrant images.

If you’re looking for a job, Lynchburg Public Works is hiring in all divisions.

LYNCHBURG, Va. – Depending on where you are in Lynchburg you saw between 4 and 6 inches of snow on Sunday, marking the Hill City’s first major storm in about two years. Most of the city’s primary and secondary roads were passable by the afternoon, according to Public Works Deputy Director Clay Simmons. To help plow the roads, the city partnered with a contractor because the public works department is down 15 employees due to job vacancies and COVID-19 concerns. He said city staff will drive by and plow whatever still needed to be taken care of. AdMeanwhile, VDOT reminded motorists to turn on their headlights while using windshield wipers, and it is state law to clear snow off vehicles before hitting the road.

LYNCHBURG, Va. – Staffing issues are partly to blame for a delay in trash pick-up in Lynchburg. Since each truck takes 30 to 45 days to upgrade, Hart said they’re going to postpone the ‘retrofitting’ to prevent more delays. “We’re going to halt all of the retrofitting for right now. [We’ll] maybe begin in the summer after we have gotten the new vehicles,” Hart said. Hart said the department is also looking to lease another truck to help with trash pick-up until the new vehicles arrive.