DTG

About DTG

Streetlights along the quieter lanes on Snohomish's edge take on a soft halo when snow is actually falling overnight, a sight rare enough that neighbors notice it before the weather app does. DTG works those same streets and the driveways off them, plowing what needs clearing before the morning commute into town starts. It's straightforward work — a blade, a bag of salt, a route learned well enough to run before daylight — suited to a valley that leans hard toward rain most winters. Walkways get a pass too, so the ice doesn't sit on a front step longer than it has to. By midmorning the streetlights are dark again and the lanes are just wet, the way they usually are here.