Spring Lake Park sits on the quieter side of Williston, a stretch of ballfields and walking paths that goes still and white for months once the ballgames end and the cold sets in for good. Twin Services, Inc works the residential streets around that end of town, clearing driveways block by block through neighborhoods built up during Williston's fastest-growing years, when new houses went up almost as quickly as the oil patch itself expanded. A neighborhood street here holds its snow differently than the open highway frontage on the edge of town — parked cars, narrower lots, and mature trees break up the wind enough that accumulated depth matters more than drifting. This crew works in pairs through those streets after a storm, one truck clearing driveways while the other handles the shared walkways connecting toward the park. By the weekend after a big system, Spring Lake Park's paths are usually walkable again, cut narrow but clear between the drifts on either side.