The city of Hartford has lifted its parking ban as of 6 p.m. and cars parked at school lots must be moved by 8 p.m. so crews can clear them in time for school Tuesday morning.
“I want to thank residents for moving their cars off the streets. Compliance with the parking ban was very strong and this allowed DPW to plow effectively," Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra said in a statement Monday. "Once the parking ban ends, it is important for residents to move their vehicles promptly from school lots so classes can resume tomorrow morning”
Residents whose vehicles are towed during the parking ban should call the Hartford Police Department at 860-757-4000. You can also find your towed car online.
The cost for retrieving a towed vehicle is $93.59 and an additional $99 ticket will be issued, which owners are responsible for paying before the answer date.
For a list of snow emergency parking and information on towed vehicles, visit the city website.
