Delays In Baltimore County For Thursday, February 11

BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD — Several schedule changes have been reported in Baltimore County Thursday after inches of snow fell in some areas overnight. County government offices are opening late, and so are some schools.

Baltimore County is under a winter storm warning in the north and winter weather advisory in the south due to snow until 10 a.m. Drivers should reduce their speeds if they must travel.

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Baltimore County government offices will open at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 11. Emergency and essential employees must report on time.

Baltimore County coronavirus health and vaccination clinics will open on time.

Baltimore County trash and recycling collection are running normally.

Baltimore County Public Schools instruction will continue virtually as scheduled. Office staff members have been advised to telework.

Due to inclement weather, curbside services and computer appointments begin today, 2/11, at 11 am. pic.twitter.com/zbFYOgyMjW
— Baltimore County Public Library (@bcplinfo) February 11, 2021

Stevenson University will open at 11 a.m. Thursday. See guidance for students and employees.

Towson University is delaying opening its physical campus until 10 a.m. Thursday. In-person instruction slated to start before 10 a.m. will be held virtually. Remote academic instruction will continue as scheduled, and all in-person instruction to begin at 10 a.m. or later will continue as scheduled. Emergency essential personnel for inclement weather response should report to work as planned. Other staff should telework until 10 a.m. People with COVID-19 test appointments before 10 a.m. through the University Health Center should reschedule. For more information regarding emergency closures, visit www.towson.edu/closing.

Delay your travel if you can this morning to allow our crews time to plow and treat roadways. If travel is essential, slow way down! #mdotsafety #mdotnews #mdWx tr pic.twitter.com/J9CsulY4vY
— MD State Highway Adm (@MDSHA) February 11, 2021