Mayor Galvin, Woburn Police Chief Robert Ferullo and Woburn Fire Chief Paul Tortolano have advice for the storm today.
Woburn Mayor Scott Galvin met with a core group of City officials Thursday, and says the city is well prepared for what could turn out to be an historic winter storm, a news release on the City of Woburn web site states. “The forecasters are calling for a lot of snow in a short period of time,” said Galvin. “Our plow and sand crews are ready, we’ve increased public safety personnel and stand ready to respond to whatever conditions come our way.” There is also an emergency parking ban in effect starting at 6 a.m. this morning and ending at noon on Sunday, Feb. 10. The ban means no on-street parking, either side of the street, during this time period. Residents with questions about alternative parking options should call Woburn Police at …
Do not park on the side of Woburn roads starting at 6 a.m. tomorrow morning.
An emergency parking ban has been declared in Woburn to assist the Department of Public Works in clearing the streets after the snow begins to fall. According to a release on the City of Woburn web site, the emergency parking ban in effect starting at 6 a.m. Friday morning and will be in effect until noon on Sunday, Feb. 10. The ban means no on-street parking, either side of the street, during this time period.
Rory Gill
3:07 pm on Friday, February 8, 2013
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