Chicago Announces Winners of Snowplow Naming Contest
The City of Chicago has announced the winners of the third annual "You Name a Snowplow" contest, with "Bozo the Plown" taking the top honor.
What We Know:
This marks the third annual "You Name a Snowplow" contest, where Chicago residents submit creative names for the city’s snowplows. Along with the winning name, several other popular submissions were recognized.
Notable Runners-Up:
Notable runners-up included names such as "We’re Off to See the Blizzard," "In Da Snow, We All Fam," "Snow Angel Reese," "Plower to the People," and "The Salt Shedder."
The Full List of Winners:
The full list of this year’s winners includes:
- 6th place: "Bean There, Plowed That"
- 5th place: "Scoop, There It Is!"
- 4th place: "Snower Wacker"
- 3rd place: "My Kind of Plow"
- 2nd place: "Lolla-Plowl-Ooza"
- 1st place: "Bozo the Plown"
What’s Next:
The winning names will soon adorn snowplows operated by the Chicago Department of Streets and Sanitation.
Source:
The Source: Information from this article was obtained from the City of Chicago.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: What is the "You Name a Snowplow" contest?
A: The "You Name a Snowplow" contest is an annual contest where Chicago residents submit creative names for the city’s snowplows.
Q: How many times has the contest been held?
A: This is the third annual "You Name a Snowplow" contest.
Q: What is the top honor in the contest?
A: The top honor is the first-place winner, which is "Bozo the Plown".
Q: When will the winning names be displayed on the snowplows?
A: The winning names will soon be displayed on the snowplows operated by the Chicago Department of Streets and Sanitation.
