— NEWS AND COMMUNITY STATEMENT—
(January 22, 2016) Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin has declared a snow emergency parking ban for the City of Hartford, beginning at 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, January 23, 2016 and ending at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday, January 24, 2016. All Hartford District Public Schools will be closed and lots will be available for parking, however, cars must be moved by noon on Sunday.
“Latest forecasts are predicting up to six inches of snow in the city, and your cooperation with the parking ban will allow our DPW team to get the streets clear and back to normal as quickly as possible," said Bronin. "Once a storm reaches four inches of accumulation, it's important that our crews are able to plow to the curb and avoid any damage to cars. I urge residents to take necessary steps to help us secure safe emergency access routes and get the streets cleared quickly."
During a snow emergency parking ban, all on-street parking is prohibited throughout the City of Hartford. Any vehicles not removed from City streets by the start of the parking ban will be ticketed and towed. Residents without access to off-street parking should move their vehicles to one of the following authorized parking areas before the start of the parking ban:
· Colt Park – Warwarme Street Lot
· Dillon Stadium – Curcombe Street Lot
· Elizabeth Park – Asylum Street
· Elizabeth Park – Prospect Avenue
· Goodwin Park – Hubbard Avenue
· Goodwin Park – Maple Ave. Golf Course
· Keney Park – Woodland Street
· Keney Park – Ridgefield Street
· Pope Park –Park Terrace Lot
· 2 Holcomb Street Lot
· 80 Coventry Lot
· KDA Center Lot – Naugatuck Street
· All Hartford District School Parking Lots. For a complete list, visit www.hartfordschools.org/schools and select “District.”
Residents should remove their vehicles from the lots promptly following the end of the parking ban. Residents whose vehicles are towed during the parking ban should contact the Hartford Police Department at (860) 757-4000. The cost for retrieving a towed vehicle is $93.59. An additional $99.00 ticket will be issued, which owners are responsible for paying before the answer date. Please visit http://www.hartford.gov/snow-parking for a list of snow emergency parking locations, and for information regarding towed vehicles.
3 comments:
There is nothing that gives me greater pleasure then to watch cars being towed down Hartford streets in a blizzard . To me, it is like taking a deep breath after climbing a mountain.
There is no reason for anyone's car to be towed during a storm. Who doesn't know by now that cities tow cars to clear the streets. It is a regular routine and it is well publicized through the media, no excuses for being towed
New mayor, same garbage with public works. City streets are a mess like always, haven't seen plow trucks all night. The first one I just saw had the blade up and not down like it should be.
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