City of Lawrence hosting public contest to name snow plow
photo by: Kim Callahan/Journal-World
A snow plow clears East 11th Street Thursday, Feb. 17, 2022, in downtown Lawrence.
The City of Lawrence is inviting residents to participate in a contest to name a city snow plow.
From Saturday through Dec. 13, Lawrence residents can submit their snowplow name suggestions at lawrenceks.org/snow.
“This fun, interactive event gives the community a unique opportunity to leave their mark on the hardworking vehicles that keep our streets safe all winter long,” the city said in a news release Friday.
Once all submissions are in by Dec. 13, a panel of judges will announce a winner on Dec. 20.
This year, the judges are Craig Owens, city manager; Cori Wallace, director of communications; Melissa Sieben, Municipal Services & Operations director; and Bart Littlejohn, Lawrence city commissioner.
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