Name the Pelham Snow Plows!
Help the Town of Pelham name the Snow Plows!
We are excited to invite the smallest and tallest of Pelham to participate in the Name a Plow contest! Everyone is invited to submit their most creative ideas.
Contest Details
- The Name a Plow contest is open to all Pelham residents (including children).
- This is a contest for all ages. Please be mindful when submitting your creative ideas - they must be respectful and appropriate. The moderation tool may remove proper names or any ideas deemed disrespectful or inappropriate. The Town of Pelham team can review and restore them if appropriate.
- No purchase is necessary to enter the contest.
- If under 18 years of age, submissions must be made by the parent or legal guardian
- The entry must be self-made.
** Please be advised liking will not necessarily indicate a winner, and it's only for the viewers to express their preference.
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The Plows have names!
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The Town of Pelham fleet of snowplows have new names after the community snowplow naming competition held this winter. The contest, which ran from December to January, received more than 120 unique name entries.
To reveal the snowplow names, Town staff joined students from a local early learning kindergarten program at St. Alexander Catholic School on Wednesday, February 8. Students from the class had expressed interest in contributing ideas for the Name the Pelham Plow contest. During January, students brainstormed names, worked on an art project and took a tally of what name ideas to submit, Plowy being one of them. Town staff and a snowplow arrived onsite at the school Wednesday to allow students to see a plow, meet a driver and to announce the plow names.
The seven names selected include Plowy, Taylor Drift, The Big LePlowski, Plowasaurus Rex, Stormy, The Blizzard Wizard and Fast and Flurrious.
"It was such a fun experience to see the names that the residents came up with," said Chief Administrative Officer David Cribbs. "The creativity and puns brought smiles to Town staff as now the top seven names will be added to the fleet, including all six snowplows and a tractor. Can't wait to see the Big LePlowski out clearing some snow!"