Thomas Trinidad has lived in the Holy Cross Neighborhood on Indy's east side for quite some time. "I've been here 18 years and been doing it all this time," Trinidad said. Year after year, step by step, Trinidad plows snow off his own neighborhood streets. "I had a neighbor one time say, 'Why don't you let the city use their money?'" Trinidad said. "OK, when?" Trinidad lives near what Indianapolis Department of Public Works calls "connector streets." "These connector streets are denser residential areas that connect to these main and secondary thoroughfares," Indy DPW spokesperson Kyle Bloyd said. On Tuesday, Jan. 7, Indy DPW turned its attention to clearing connector streets across Indianapolis. The effort continued on Wednesday, Jan. 8. MORE: https://www.wthr.com/article/news/local/indianapolis-department-public-works-dpwturns-attention-to-plowing-smaller-streets/531-5b028a82-1401-443c-8df4-495766b34ef8