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in ADOT’s first Name-A-Snowplow contest. The names will be affixed to the driver- and passenger-side doors of the truck cab so the snowplows can be identified by name.
“Alice Scooper” will be stationed at an ADOT maintenance yard in Flagstaff, “Snowguaro” will patrol highways near Superior, Ariz., and “Frost Responder’ will, uh, respond to winter weather from its soon-to-be-home in Page, Ariz.in the first phase of ADOT’s Name-A-Snowplow contest. For the winning names, “Alice Scooper” was submitted by 25 people, “Snowguaro” was submitted by six people and “Frost Responder” was submitted by two people.
ADOT has 200 snowplows and nearly 500 trained snowplow operators at highway maintenance yards across the state, ready to deploy when snow falls. Arizona’s high country can receive a tremendous amount of snowfall – Flagstaff, in fact, is one of the snowiest cities in the country.
Already in November, snow has fallen in Arizona’s high country. ADOT encourages motorists to make safe and smart decisions when inclement weather hits. For real-time highway conditions, including views from ADOT’s statewide network of highway cameras, visit
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