Starting Friday at 8 a.m. parking is banned on emergency arteries.
According to the Medford Police Department's website, a snow emergency for Medford will go into effect starting at 8 a.m. Friday as a blizzard is expected to hit the region. What does this mean? "During declared snow emergencies, on the designated streets cars can be ticketed and towed," the police website says. Those streets are as follows: Boston Avenue, Central Avenue, College Avenue from George Street to Boston Avenue, Forest Street, Fulton Street, George Street, Governors Avenue, Grove Street, Hancock Street, Harvard Avenue, Harvard Street, High Street, Lawrence Road, Main Street, Medford Street, Mystic Avenue from Main Street to Crescent Street, Playstead Road, Riverside Avenue, Salem Street, Spring Street, Washington Street, Webster…
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There will be no parking on either side of main arteries. Parking will be allowed only on the even side of secondary roads to make it easier for the city plows to clear streets.
A snow emergency will be in effect at 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 29 in Medford until further notice. There will be no parking on either side of main arteries. Parking will be allowed only on the even side of secondary roads to make it easier for the city plows to clear streets. During declared snow emergencies, on the designated streets cars can be ticketed and towed. The following streets are designated as Emergency Arteries: Boston Avenue, Central Avenue, College Avenue from George Street to Boston Avenue, Forest Street, Fulton Street, George Street, Governors Avenue, Grove Street, Hancock Street, Harvard Avenue, Harvard Street, High Street, Lawrence Road, Main Street, Medford Street, Mystic Avenue from Main Street to Crescent Street, …
Chris
1:12 pm on Sunday, December 30, 2012
It's now 1:12 pm Sunday Dec 30, 2012. Has the snow emergency been lifted? Also, will the plows make their way down the side streets tonight to widen them (i.e., push more snow to the odd side of the street), so that people can safely park on both sides during the day? more ›