KCC currently treats 9 separate routes during freezing conditions.
Kildare County Council is being asked to extend its winter salting programme in Naas.
The local authority treats around 20% of the county's 2,000 kilometre road network during cold or snowy conditions.
It selects the routes salted on the basis of the frequency of their use.
There are 9 routes currently in operation, and KCC has previously said adding to that network may mean existing stretches of road may have to be omitted.
Fine Gael Cllr., Fintan Brett, wants the council to add three routes:
▪ L2018 from the four crossroads Kilteel to Rathmore village and onto the R410 at Eadestown
▪ L6030-2 and 3 from Kilteel to the N81
▪ L6038 from Rathmore to the N81.
His motion will be debated at the September meeting of the Naas Municipal District.
"Brave" 11-Year-Old Naas Girl Enrolled In Clinical Trial In UK Following Rare Cancer Diagnosis
Five Regenerative Tourism Projects In Kildare Awarded Over €1.8m In Funding
Man Admits Knife Attack On Garda And Arson Of McGregor Pub
Seven New Special Education Classes Sanctioned For Kildare
Man Arrested After Being Caught With Stolen Items In Kilcock
Stamp Prices To Rise From Next Month
Drunk Driver’s “Bravado” Results In Overturned Car
An Overnight Incident Has Caused Significant Damage To Carnalway Bridge In Kilcullen
