Monmouth County Announces Second Snowplow Naming Contest
Monmouth County has announced their second snowplow naming contest for 5th graders. Last year’s snowplow naming contest was so much fun, they’re doing it again. The contest is open to 5th graders in Freehold.
The Monmouth County Department of Transportation cooked up a fun idea for kids last year and the kids came out in force. So many responses were received that they actually named two snowplows last year.
Last Years Snowplow Naming Contest Winners
The 2023 winners of the Monmouth County Snowplow naming contest were “Snow Force One” and “The Fast and the Flurrious”. Classic names for sure, thanks to the creative minds of a student at Amerigo A. Anastasia Elementary in Long Branch and Woodrow Wilson School in Neptune City.
60-Second Listen: What came first, matches or lighters?
What will the kids come up with for the 2024 contest? Time will tell!
How To Submit Entries
Entries for the 2024 snowplow naming contest in Monmouth County will be accepted from November 1st to November 30th. The contest is open to all 5th graders in Monmouth County. Students who want to have their entry considered should include the name, explain it and include their ideas on how to stay safe in a snowstorm.
Kids can snail mail their application to:
- Monmouth County Department of Public Information
Hall of Records Annex
1 East Main St.
Freehold, NJ 07728
The winner will be invited to a name unveiling ceremony.
Some Possible Suggestions
We had a laugh in the studio about the snowplow naming contest for 5th graders so we channeled our inner 10 year old and came up with these suggestions:
Plowie McPlowface
Driveway Backfiller
Karen
Snow Zilla
Bride of Snow Zilla
Better Call Salt
Seriously, consider Karen.
