Crime & Safety
Middletown Parking Ban Starts Today at Noon Ahead of Snowstorm
The mayor urges drivers to park in designated lots before the snow begins to fall — any vehicles on city streets run the risk of being towed by police.
The mayor has issued a parking ban for all city streets beginning at noon Saturday ahead of the snowstorm. This will allow plows to keep up with an anticipated 3 to 6 inches of snow that is expected to blanket Middletown beginning this afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
Also, the Russell Library is closing at 1 p.m. today due to snow.
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A winter weather advisory for Connecticut remains in effect through 6 a.m. Sunday. The bulk of the heavy snowfall is expected to begin at dark, according to NBC Connecticut.
Three lots downtown are available to motorists for overnight parking, if needed:
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- Corner of Washington and Broad streets
- Broad Street, across from the Russell Library
- Melilli Plaza, behind Main Street Market
Any vehicles parked on city streets after 12 p.m. may be towed by Middletown Police, according to a press release from the department of Public Works. If your car is towed, call (860) 347-6791 to retrieve it. Motorists are responsible for any ticket and towing charges.
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