Boston Braces for Snowstorm, Declares Parking Ban

Boston Braces for Snowstorm, Declares Parking BanBoston Braces for Snowstorm, Declares Parking Ban As a wintry blast descends upon Boston, the city is preparing for a significant snowstorm. To ensure public safety and the efficient removal of snow, the city has declared a parking ban effective from [start time] to [end time]. During this period, all vehicles must be removed from designated snow emergency routes and certain residential streets. A list of affected streets is available on the city’s website. Violators of the parking ban face fines and may have their vehicles towed at their expense. The city urges residents to comply with the ban to facilitate snow removal operations. The parking ban is enforced by the Boston Police Department and the Boston Transportation Department. Residents are advised to check the city’s website or social media accounts for updates on the storm and any changes to the parking restrictions. In addition to the parking ban, the city is also implementing other measures to prepare for the snowstorm, including: * Activating the city’s snow removal fleet * Pre-treating roads with salt * Dispatching snowplows and salters to clear major thoroughfares and residential streets * Setting up snow shelters for those in need Residents are encouraged to take precautions during the storm, including: * Staying home if possible * Avoiding driving unless absolutely necessary * Keeping a safe distance from snow removal equipment * Dressing warmly in layers * Check on elderly or vulnerable neighbors Boston Public Schools and other city offices will be closed during the snowstorm. The city advises residents to stay informed, follow weather updates, and make necessary preparations to stay safe.