9th Street Auto Collision

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02/17/2026

02/03/2026

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9TH STREET AUTO COLLISION

01/24/2026

In anticipation of another potential snow event this weekend, Highway Superintendent Andre Sorrentino is asking residents, “If the forecast calls for more snow, please remove cars from the roadside”. It is important to keep streets as clear as possible so our Highway Department crews can thoroughly plow each roadway curb to curb. If necessary, work with your neighbors to share driveway space to get every vehicle off the road.

Also, during and immediately following snowfall, please avoid driving so that plowing and de-icing crews are able to do their job efficiently. With your help, we can get Huntington’s roads safe and passable as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your cooperation.

01/13/2026

01/12/2026

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12/15/2025

I get asked a question every day in the shop of "Why is my insurance so much?".

We had an interesting event over the weekend that can shine some light on "why".

A customer hit a pole with power wires and telephone wires in this snow storm. the pole came down and power was out to some of the surrounding houses. They did toss around the idea of just junking the car and not calling the insurance company. the police did respond to it so there is a official police report. we told them first just check with their insurance company. upon calling the insurance company they found out the claim for the pole only was $250,000 already. this is does not include the amount they are paying out for the car and any medical bills.

i try to tell these stories to give some perspective on "why" and "how" insurance can be so much. this is one claim that the insurance will end up paying out over $300,000 by the time they are done.

please try not to drive when the weather is bad. avoid it if you can.