Protect City Crews and Residents. Keep Community Services Moving in Winter.
Municipal operations do not stop when winter hits. City and town employees still plow roads, repair utilities, inspect infrastructure, respond to emergencies, and maintain public facilities. They work on icy sidewalks, frozen parking lots, snow packed parks, slick steps at public buildings, and mixed indoor and outdoor routes. These surfaces change quickly with salt, slush, refreeze cycles, and heavy foot traffic.
A slip or fall can mean lost time, overtime backfill, service interruption, and costly workers compensation claims. At Winter Walking, we do not just sell ice cleats. We help municipalities implement traction programs that reduce winter slip risk across departments and job roles.
Why Municipalities Choose Winter Walking:
- Built for Diverse City and Town Work Environments
Municipal staff cover everything from streets and sidewalks to parks, schools, water plants, and civic buildings. We help you select traction solutions that perform on asphalt, concrete, metal steps, compacted snow, and icy outdoor routes. - Reducing Injuries and Budget Impact
Slip incidents strain municipal budgets through claims, lost productivity, and overtime. A traction program lowers fall exposure so your teams stay available for critical work. - Supporting Winter Response and Public Service Continuity
When storms hit, snow removal, emergency response, and utility repairs must continue. Reliable traction helps crews work safely and efficiently to restore and maintain services. - Works Within PPE Policies and Procurement Requirements
Municipal programs need solutions that align with PPE standards, union expectations, and purchasing processes. We support selection and rollout that fits your policy and documentation needs.
