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FW: City of Cambridge Space Savers 2.26.15
by Ruth Ryals 26 Feb '15

26 Feb '15

From: "Gianetti, Lee" <lgianetti(a)cambridgema.gov> Date: Thursday, February 26, 2015 at 6:15 PM To: "Gianetti, Lee" <lgianetti(a)cambridgema.gov> Subject: City of Cambridge Space Savers 2.26.15 Please see the attached Media Release from the City of Cambridge regarding parking ³space saver² removal operations that will begin on March 2. Text of release is also pasted below. Best regards, Lee Gianetti Director of Communications & Community Relations City of Cambridge 795 Massachusetts Ave Cambridge, MA 02139 For Immediate Release Parking Space Saver Removal Operations Begin on March 2 Efforts to Occur on Regularly Scheduled Trash Collection Days Cambridge, MAFeb. 26, 2015 On March 2, 2015, the Department of Public works (DPW) will begin to remove parking ³space savers². This includes any items placed in the roadway to hold an on-street parking spot (ie chairs, toters, barrels, crates). Items will be removed from each neighborhood on its regularly scheduled trash collection day. ³We understand the challenges that residents and businesses have experienced due to the near back-to-back snow storms that have impacted the region, Your patience and cooperation has helped us significantly with our snow removal operations,² said City Manager Richard C. Rossi. ³Any major snow storm in an urban setting will cause on-street parking challenges. While we are sensitive to and acknowledge the effort that goes into shoveling out a vehicle that is parked on a public street, City regulations do not allow for space savers.² Article 18 section 8 of the City of Cambridge Traffic, Parking, and Transportation Regulations states that ³No person shall place, erect or cause to be placed or erected within any roadway, any fixture or structure unless or until a permit has been issued by the Traffic Director.² Public Works has not removed space savers during past month because of the demand that record snow clearing operations have placed on personnel and equipment. While snow clearing continues, the current status of operations is such that trash collection trucks are now able to incorporate the removal of space savers in their weekly collection efforts. For current information on snow operations visit Cambridgema.gov. Updates are also available on Twitter at @CambMA <https://twitter.com/CambMA> and Facebook at CambridgeMA.Gov <https://www.facebook.com/CambridgeMA.Gov> . The City is utilizing the hash tag #CambMASnow on Twitter to help the public follow the conversation. - ### -

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Fwd: Steaming off Ice Dams
by hla＠comcast.net 26 Feb '15

26 Feb '15

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FW: Best Retail Practices Program 3-3-15
by Ruth Ryals 25 Feb '15

25 Feb '15

For those who have same businesses out there From: "Tomeu, Ini" <itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov> Date: Wednesday, February 25, 2015 at 10:56 AM To: "Tomeu, Ini" <itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov> Subject: Best Retail Practices Program 3-3-15 Hello, please see attached news release, also pasted in as text below. Ini Tomeu, Public Information Officer City of Cambridge 795 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, MA 02139 617-349-4339/ itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov Like Us on Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/CambridgeMA.Gov> For Immediate Release: Best Retail Practices Program Tuesday, March 3 City Hall Annex, Community Room, 344 Broadway, Cambridge. Cambridge, MA Feb. 25, 2015 -- The City of Cambridge Community Development Department (CDD) will be offering a free Best Retail Practices Program to assist retailers, restaurateurs and storefront business owners in Cambridge Tuesday, Mar. 3, from 8:30-10 a.m., at the City Hall Annex, Community Room, 344 Broadway. Best Retail Practices brings professional advice to independent retailers in the areas of store and restaurant design, layout and visual merchandising, customer service, and both traditional and social media marketing through workshops and one-on-one consultations. The Economic Development Division of CDD will provide a workshop covering such topics as best practices in interior design, marketing and management. Following the workshop, qualified owners of shops, restaurants and store front service businesses in Cambridge may apply to be one of the businesses that will receive a free one-on-one, in-store consultation session with leading experts in architecture/interior design, restaurant management, or marketing. These businesses will then receive a written report with specific ideas and recommendations for improving their businesses now and for the future. Qualifying businesses will also have the opportunity to apply for up to $2,000 in federal grants to implement recommended improvements. Criteria for the consultations and eligibility to receive the grant money will be explained at the workshop. For more information on the workshop, consultations and grants, and to register for the workshop, please contact Pardis Saffari at: 617-349-4654 or psaffari(a)cambridgema.gov <mailto:psaffari@cambridgema.gov> . -###-

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Fwd: airplane noise meeting. thank you!
by Ruth Ryals 24 Feb '15

24 Feb '15

Begin forwarded message: > From: "Gaines, Nancy (HOU)" <Nancy.Gaines(a)mahouse.gov> > Date: February 24, 2015 at 11:36:44 AM EST > Subject: airplane noise meeting. thank you! > > Community Meeting on Airplane Noise > > State Representatives Marjorie Decker and Jonathan Hecht will host a public > meeting on airplane noise on Tuesday, March 3rd, 2015 at 6:30pm at the Lesley > University Hall Amphitheater (1815 Massachusetts Avenue, 2nd floor). Cambridge > representatives to the Logan Airport Community Advisory Committee will present > an update to members of the community on the activities being taken in > response to the changes in runway usage at Logan Airport and resulting > increase in airplane noise over certain areas of Cambridge. In addition to > Representatives Decker and Hecht, the meeting will be attended by State > Representative David Rogers as well as staff from State Senator Pat Jehlen¹s > office and Congresswoman Katherine Clark¹s office. > > This is an informational meeting only, community members with specific > complaints about airplane noise should direct them to the Massachusetts Port > Authority Noise Abatement Hotline at (617) 561-3333 or online at > https://www.massport.com/environment/environmental-reporting/noise-abatemen… > oise-complaints/ > <https://www.massport.com/environment/environmental-reporting/noise-abatemen… > noise-complaints/> > > Meeting Information > Date: Tuesday, March 3rd 2015 > Time: 6:30pm > Location: Lesley University Hall Amphitheater (1815 Massachusetts Avenue, 2nd > floor) > > > Marjorie C. Decker > State Representative > 25th Middlesex District Cambridge > State House, Room 236 > Boston, MA 02133 > 617-722-2430 > Contact me on Facebook, Twitter > Legislative Aide: Nancy Gaines > <https://www.facebook.com/marjorie.decker.7?ref=tn_tnmn> > <https://twitter.com/MarjorieDecker> > >

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FW: Police Officer Exam 4-25-15
by Ruth Ryals 23 Feb '15

23 Feb '15

If you know anyone who would be interested, see below: From: "Tomeu, Ini" <itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov> Date: Monday, February 23, 2015 at 5:35 PM To: "Tomeu, Ini" <itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov> Subject: Police Officer Exam 4-25-15 Hello, please see attached news release, also pasted in as text below. Ini Tomeu, Public Information Officer City of Cambridge 795 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, MA 02139 617-349-4339/ itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov <mailto:itomeu@cambridgema.gov> Like Us on Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/CambridgeMA.Gov> City of Cambridge Public Information Office For Immediate Release Do You Have What it Takes to be a Cambridge Police Officer? Register for the 2015 Police Officer Written Exam Cambridge, MA Feb. 23, 2015 -- Do you or someone you know possess integrity, courage, and a willingness to help those in need? Perhaps you are ready to pursue a career as a police officer! The City of Cambridge is currently recruiting applicants to take the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Open Competitive Examination for Police Officers scheduled for Saturday, Apr. 25, 2015. An Informational Open House for Cambridge residents will be held Monday, Mar. 9, from 6-7:30 p.m., at the Robert W. Healy Public Safety Building, 125 Sixth St., Cambridge. Check out this informative new video from Cambridge Police Department, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szfro018w2c. For more information, call 617 349-4332, 617-349-3374 or 617-349-4331. The Open Competitive Examination for Police Officers is held to establish an eligible list from which to fill Police Officer vacancies in civil service cities and towns, and MBTA Transit Police. This eligible list may also be used to fill Police Officer vacancies in non-civil service jurisdictions. The early application deadline for the next Open Competitive Examination for Police Officers is March 13, for a $100 fee and the final deadline is March 26, for a $150 fee. To apply, visit www.mass.gov/civilservice <http://www.mass.gov/civilservice> or call 617-878-9895. More job information is available online at www.CambridgeMA.gov/Jobs <http://www.CambridgeMA.gov/Jobs> or by contacting Personnel(a)cambridgepolice.org. -###-

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FW: Snow Accumulation can Add Weight and Stress to Roofs
by Ruth Ryals 20 Feb '15

20 Feb '15

From: "Tomeu, Ini" <itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov> Date: Thursday, February 19, 2015 at 8:41 PM To: "Tomeu, Ini" <itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov> Subject: Snow Accumulation can Add Weight and Stress to Roofs Please see attached news release, also pasted in as text below. We are trying to get this message out for the weekend and would appreciate any assistance you can provide. Ini Tomeu, Public Information Officer City of Cambridge 795 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, MA 02139 617-349-4339/ itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov <mailto:itomeu@cambridgema.gov> Like Us on Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/CambridgeMA.Gov> Website: wwww.cambridgema.gov For Immediate Release Snow Accumulation can Add Weight and Stress to Roofs Cambridge, MA Feb. 19, 2015 -- City officials are urging residents and business owners to be aware of the danger posed by heavy snow loads on building roofs. Since January 26, Cambridge has received over 90 inches of snow, which has added significant weight and strain on all types of roofs. Property owners should be on the lookout for the warning signs of potential structural weaknesses. Removing snow from rooftops will minimize the likelihood of roof collapse or structural damage. With current weather forecasts predicting a possible rain event on Sunday, property owners should be taking steps to ensure the safety of their buildings. ³If we experience a rain event, the current snow piled on roofs will quickly absorb the precipitation,² said Owen O'Riordan, Commissioner of Public Works. ³Flat roofs will be at the most risk of having problems if they do not have proper or working drainage.² Cambridge¹s Inspectional Services Department personnel have been on the lookout for potentially problematic situations during the course of their duties. ³If one of their inspectors notices a property that may be at risk, the department is doing what it can to contact the property owners to inform them of the problem,² said Lee Gianetti, Director of Communications and Community Relations. ³All property owners, particularly those along major streets, should also be paying close attention to icicle formations on their buildings that may present hazards to the public below.² Suspected unsafe conditions can be reported to the Inspectional Services Department at 617-349-6100. To minimize the risk of over-stressing a building roof due to accumulated or drifting snow the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency suggests: Be on the alert for large accumulating snow build-up or snowdrifts on your roofs. If roof snow can be removed from the ground, with the use of a snow rake (available at most hardware stores), do so. Use caution, as metal snow rakes conduct electricity if they come into contact with a power line. Protective headgear and eye protection is recommended. Avoid working from ladders, as ladder rungs tend to ice up. Snow and ice collect on boot soles and metal ladders. Flat roofs can be shoveled clear, but only if it is determined that the roof is safe to stand on. Exercise care when on the roof to avoid potentially dangerous falls. Flat roof drainage systems should be kept clear to minimize the risk of excess roof ponding in the event of subsequent heavy rainfall or melting. Large icicles can form on roof overhangs, but do not necessarily mean ice damming is occurring. Icicles overhanging doorways and walkways can be dangerous and should be carefully removed. All of the suggested actions should only be performed by able-bodied adults, as the snow is heavy, and roofs and other surfaces may be slippery. If you are unable to safely remove the snow yourself, hire a qualified professional. The Cambridge Police Department reminds residents to be on alert for potential snow removal scams. If you have doubts about a phone call you received related to snow removal or roof clearing, contact the company or organization who ³allegedly² called; never give out credit card or checking account information unless you know it is a reputable business. Also, keep in mind that once a scammer is provided with a pre-paid money card number, the chance of you recovering the money is very slim. If you receive any suspicious calls, please hang up and contact the Cambridge Police at 617-349-3300. ###

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FW: East Cambridge Traffic Changes 2.18.15
by Ruth Ryals 19 Feb '15

19 Feb '15

From: "Gianetti, Lee" <lgianetti(a)cambridgema.gov> Date: Wednesday, February 18, 2015 at 8:18 PM To: "Gianetti, Lee" <lgianetti(a)cambridgema.gov> Subject: East Cambridge Traffic Changes 2.18.15 Please see the following media release from the City of Cambridge regarding temporary traffic pattern changes in East Cambridge. A map of the impacted area is also attached. Best regards, Lee Gianetti Director of Communications & Community Relations City of Cambridge 795 Massachusetts Ave Cambridge, MA 02139 For Immediate Release City of Cambridge Announces East Cambridge Traffic Pattern Changes Temporary traffic shifts expected to remain in place until April 1 Cambridge, MAFeb. 18, 2015 Starting Thursday, February 19, selected streets in East Cambridge will temporarily change from two-way streets to one-way streets. Affected streets include: Otis St, Thorndike St, Hurley St, Fifth St, and Sciarappa St. These changes are occurring as a result of the recent winter storm events narrowing many streets in Cambridge. East Cambridge has been particularly impacted by these conditions, and the City is taking steps to improve public safety during current snow conditions. Crews will begin posting ³Do Not Enter² signs throughout the neighborhood on Thursday. It is expected that these traffic shifts will remain in place until April 1. Over the next week, city staff will continue to evaluate streets throughout the city to determine if additional changes are warranted. The City asks that drivers look for signs indicating the "Do Not Enter" locations and follow the new directional plan, as it will reduce conflicts and improve access for public safety vehicles. Parked vehicles that are facing the wrong way will not be ticketed; however, drivers are asked when returning to the area, that they park their vehicle in the new direction. With current snow conditions causing reduced sightlines at corners and narrowing of streets, all residents and visitors are asked to use extra caution when navigating the city by foot, bicycle, or motor vehicle. For more information on the City¹s snow operations, please visit www.cambridgema.gov. Residents with questions about these traffic changes can contact Public Works at 617.349.4800 or the Traffic Department at 617.349.4700. - ### -

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Re: [Neighbors] Alert message
by Ruth Ryals 17 Feb '15

17 Feb '15

Begin forwarded message: > From: coderedecd(a)cambridgefire.org > Date: February 17, 2015 at 6:43:27 PM EST > Subject: Alert message > > 2/17/2015 5:23:04 PM EST - This is the City of Cambridge. The snow emergency > parking ban will be lifted on Wednesday, Feb. 18 at 7 a.m. Trash/Recycling is > one day behind this week due to the holiday. If your trash/recycling is not > collected, please leave it out an additional day for crews to pick up. Please > call Public Works with any questions, 617.349.4800. > > Due to the extremely challenging parking conditions, the City is offering free > parking at Cambridgeside Galleria Upper garage only, Levels 4 and 5 through > Sunday, Feb. 22. This program is for residents with a 2015 Resident Parking > permit. For more information, visit the City¹s website, > http://www.cambridgema.gov. <http://www.cambridgema.gov./> Please note that > overnight snow hauling operations will occur for the next few nights. This > will cause additional street noise in neighborhoods, however, overnight work > is required to expedite our snow hauling operations. Thank you for your > continued patience.

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FW: Cambridge Snow Operations & City Services Update February 16, 2015
by Ruth Ryals 17 Feb '15

17 Feb '15

From: "Tomeu, Ini" <itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov> Date: Monday, February 16, 2015 at 8:32 PM To: "Tomeu, Ini" <itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov> Subject: Cambridge Snow Operations & City Services Update February 16, 2015 Hi please see attached or below City of Cambridge Snow Operations Update: Ini Tomeu, Public Information Officer City of Cambridge 795 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, MA 02139 617-349-4339/ itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov <mailto:itomeu@cambridgema.gov> For Immediate Release: Cambridge Snow Operations & City Services Update February 16, 2015 Cambridge, MA Feb. 16, 2015 A Cambridge Snow Emergency Parking Ban remains in effect until further notice. City offices and programs will be open on Tuesday, Feb. 17. Rubbish and recycling will be one day behind schedule for the week due to President¹s Day holiday. In light of the nearly 90 inches of snow that Cambridge has received over the past three weeks, the City is taking extraordinary measures in order to maintain emergency vehicle access to all roadways. This includes: * Removal and hauling operations to widen main arteries, secondary streets and dead-ends prioritized by public safety officials; * Converting certain two-way streets to temporary one-way streets; and * Maintaining the snow emergency parking ban until further notice. 1) Removal and Hauling Operations Crews resume snow removal and hauling operations throughout Cambridge Monday, Feb. 16 at 9 p.m. The City expects to have over 100 pieces of equipment on the road at this time. In addition to prioritized main arteries, crews will be addressing secondary streets and dead-ends as identified by public safety officials. What does this operation involve? A team of operators will use bobcats, loaders, and dump trucks to remove piles of snow, most particularly on corners and on dead-ends. Not all snow on a street will be removed, but clearing will be done to ensure emergency vehicle access. Removal and hauling is primarily an overnight operation due to traffic challenges during daytime hours, though certain locations may be done during the day if feasible. This work is expected to take numerous evenings to complete, and may continue into next week. How are streets selected for this operation? Streets are selected for removal based on consensus by Public Works, Police, Fire, Emergency Communications, and Traffic & Parking that widening the street is critical for maintaining emergency access, and that standard plowing and salting operations is insufficient to achieve that access. The purpose of these operations is to ensure emergency vehicle access. Given the huge volume of snow, the City is unable to provide removal and hauling at all streets. 2) Converting certain two-way streets to temporary one-way streets Public safety officials are evaluating certain two way streets that have been narrowed due to snow, and will be converting some of these to temporary one-way streets. The City expects to begin this program in East Cambridge in the next several days, and potentially expand to other streets as feasible. Additional details about program will be posted once finalized. 3) Maintaining the snow emergency parking ban until further notice. A citywide parking ban began at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 14 and will remain in effect until public safety officials determine it is safe to lift the ban. We thank residents for their cooperation in helping us to keep roadways clear. We also thank local garages that have partnered with us to offer residents parking during these repeated snow emergencies. Please note that Green St Garage, First St. Garage and the 50 Oxford St. Garage are currently full. Please see alert at www.cambridgema.gov <http://www.cambridgema.gov> for more information about available parking. Public Safety Is Our Top Priority Despite the challenging weather conditions we face, the City has devoted the personnel and resources necessary to maintain public safety. We will continue snow clearing efforts into the coming week and beyond. For more information about the City¹s overall approach to snow operations, and the response to the Presidents¹ Day Weekend Blizzard, see alert at www.cambridgema.gov <http://www.cambridgema.gov> . -###-

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FW: City of Cambridge Snow Operations Update 2-15-15
by Ruth Ryals 16 Feb '15

16 Feb '15

From: "Tomeu, Ini" <itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov> Date: Sunday, February 15, 2015 at 8:28 PM To: "Tomeu, Ini" <itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov> Subject: City of Cambridge Snow Operations Update 2-15-15 Hello please see attached Snow Operations Update from the City of Cambridge, also pasted in as text below. Ini Tomeu, Public Information Officer City of Cambridge 795 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, MA 02139 617-349-4339/ itomeu(a)cambridgema.gov <mailto:itomeu@cambridgema.gov> Like Us on Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/CambridgeMA.Gov> Website: wwww.cambridgema.gov For Immediate Release Cambridge Snow Operations Update Feb. 15, 2015 Cambridge, MA Feb. 15, 2015 The Cambridge Snow Emergency Parking Ban remains in effect until public safety officials determine that it is safe to lift the ban. City offices, including Cambridge Public Libraries, will be closed Monday, Feb. 16, in observance of the Presidents¹ Day holiday. There will be no programs and no trash or recycling pickup on Monday. Pickup routes will be one day behind schedule for the remainder of the week. According to the National Weather Service, we are in the midst of the snowiest month, and the third snowiest winter, on record for the Boston area. Four major snowstorms, including two blizzards, between January 26 and February 15 have dropped nearly 90 inches of snow in Cambridge. Cambridge City officials are sending out this special operations update to assure the community that despite the challenging weather conditions we face, the City has devoted the personnel and resources necessary to maintain public safety. We will continue snow clearing efforts into the coming week and beyond. Overview of City Snow Operations this Winter Since the first major storm last month, representatives from the City Manager¹s Office, Department of Public Works (DPW), Fire, Police, Emergency Communications, Traffic and Parking, Water, Electrical, Public Health and Human Services have been coordinating closely on snow operations planning and implementation. Daily team meetings are held to review weather forecasts, streets conditions, traffic and parking concerns, equipment performance, snow hauling operations schedule, and much more. DPW crews have worked nearly continuously for the past several weeks salting, plowing, and hauling snow. Public Safety Is Our Top Priority During and after major snow storms, the City¹s primary priority is to maintain access for emergency vehicles to all roadways. This is accomplished by proactively salting streets, pushing back snow as close to the curb as possible during and after a storm, and applying additional salt as needed. Snow emergency parking bans are a key part of this effort, as they allow us to clear wider expanses along major arteries and heavily trafficked but narrow streets. The condition of major arteries and secondary streets is continually assessed by numerous City departments, including Police, Fire, and Traffic and Parking. Parking bans along certain streets may be put into effect after the citywide parking ban ends if public safety assessments determine this is necessary. In the days following each major storm, Public Works Engineering staff repeatedly inspect every dead end street to confirm emergency vehicle access. Public Works plowing and snow removal operations are prioritized based on all of these public safety assessments. Other high priority safety issues the City addresses includes the removal of snow piles that limit visibility and pedestrian access at intersections, starting with intersections along major streets, clearing snow around fire hydrants, and snow removal from high volume bus routes and stops. DPW also clears high priority pedestrian routes in squares and along public schools, public buildings, and parks starting during a storm and continuing for days after. On Saturday, Feb. 14, DPW crews conducted salting and plowing operations for the new storm, utilizing over 150 pieces of equipment. This work continued throughout Sunday and a major snow removal and hauling operation is scheduled to begin the afternoon of Feb. 16. Pedestrian-focused snow clearing efforts in squares and along City buildings and parks have been in effect, concurrent with plowing operations. The City has been in contact with the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA), and has requested additional equipment from MEMA to help with snow removal and hauling efforts. City staff continue to assess the conditions of roadways, and will consider the need to convert two-way streets temporarily to one-way on a case-by-case basis. The City¹s Inspectional Services Department is actively inspecting potentially hazardous ice on private buildings overhanging the public way. Looking Ahead This Week Extremely cold temperatures are expected over the next couple days, and additional snow fall is expected on Tuesday into Wednesday. The City¹s plowing, hauling and removal will continue on roadways and pedestrian areas well into the coming week. The parking ban remains in effect until public safety officials determine that it is safe to lift the ban. How Residents Can Help Cambridge residents have been extremely patient throughout these past few weeks for which we are extremely appreciative. While City crews continue to work tirelessly during all hours of the day, we thought it would be appropriate to share some tips on how the public can assist with snow removal efforts. Members of the Cambridge community are asked to please: - Avoid unnecessary driving during and immediately following major snow storms. - Drive safe, ride safe, walk safe, and play safe. With large snow piles at corners, visibility may be impacted and pedestrian access limited. Drivers should be on the lookout for pedestrians and cyclists, cyclists and pedestrians should remain aware of their surrounding and be highly visible to traffic, and everyone should make sure children do not play on snow piles along the side of the road. - Park at least 20 feet from the street corners so that plows can push snow away from crosswalks. - Reach out to neighbors who are elderly, have a disability, or may have difficulty shoveling. - Help the Fire Department by clearing fire hydrants on your neighborhood streets. - As snow starts to melt, try to clear street drains to reduce ponding and icy patches. Residents who have concerns regarding snow removal are asked to contact the Department of Public Works at 617.349.4800. Public Works is currently experiencing a high volume of calls and emails about snow removal city-wide, so we thank you in advance for your patience in awaiting their reply. -###-

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