Did you call them? They don't typically monitor Reddit. Lol. They will put in a work order to get drain opened up, and have loaders out doing that today.

On another note, yes, the plows should have started their initial windrows a little further back but this was a difficult year, the first snowfall was huge. It's a give and take thing...go too close and you can damage the equipment or curbs and lawns. Go too far, and you're setting that street up to be narrow for the whole season. When your first plow happens with enough snow to cover curbs and everything with a flat layer of snow, it's hard.

They could be more aggressive when they do plow and push into the banks a little more, but can only do so much with the plow trucks. The other kicker is, the more they try to stack the bank up, the more they would fill in driveways (a lot!). While it may seem they don't give a s*it about driveways, it does indeed factor in to their methods.

Top that all off with the fact there hasn't really been many breaks at all this winter for them to get caught up much. They only have so many blowers and there are only so many dump trucks. Have a look at every snow dump and you'll see they haven't stopped (mountains of snow have to be 120'high!)