The wintry scene in Enfield might be nice to look at but it’s making it harder to get around, from snow covered roads to growing snow banks.
The snow storms also mean longer drives for Cheri Colson who lives in Enfield and works in Hartford.
“A 27 minute trip takes about an hour and 15 minutes on a good snowy trip up the highway,” says Colson.
She might not be looking forward to more snow. But Jon Potter definitely is.
“I’m pumped up. I’m ready for some more snow, money making snow, you know. We’re all happy with it. It’s what keeps us busy,” says Potter.
Potter helps plow parking lots. He was enjoying a night to finally get some sleep and rest up after a series of storms.
“It’s keeping everybody busy at least 40 hours a week, snow removal, plowing, got to keep the ice melt on the walks, keep people safe,” says Potter.
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To help town plow crews, people had to get their cars off the streets in Enfield Saturday due to a parking ban that began at 9pm.
“I’m moving the car to the driveway because I guess we’re getting a big snow storm, again,” says Gloria Tamayo of Enfield. “I’m heading to Columbia for a couple of months so I’m not worried about the snow anymore. I’m done with the snow. I’m done with it.”
