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Happy final paving day of Oxford, Hersey, Cambria, Gibbens and Central Street (from Summer Street to Highland Ave) to all who celebrate! 🚧

Spring has sprung on Summer Street! 🚲🌳🌸

REMINDER: Street Sweeping resumes today, April 1st. and continue through December 31st. -Check signs in your neighborhood for sweeping days. -Get familiar with the street sweeping schedule in areas where you park.

Construction season is here! Crews will begin to replace sidewalks this week on Holland Street from Simpson Ave to Winter Street.

City buildings will be closed Monday, February 17, in observance of Presidents' Day. Trash and recycling collection will be delayed by one day.

🚨 SOMERVILLE SNOW EMERGENCY ENDED 🚨 ❄️ Ends: Sunday, Feb. 9, at 12 PM 🚗 Parking Rules Resume: Normal parking rules return at that time. 🅿️City Lot Parking: Move cars by 2 PM on Sunday to avoid ticketing/towing. More info: https://t.co/986VkJMUU1

To avoid having your vehicle locked in a school lot, ticketed, and towed, vacate all school lots before 9 p.m. on February 8. For more information, please call 311. For the full announcement, visit:

Any exceptions will be noted by nearby signs. City parking lots are available for snow emergency parking. Parking is not allowed in school lots during snow emergencies & gates will be locked.

SNOW EMERGENCY 2/8/25 Based on current weather forecasts, the City is declaring a snow emergency to go into effect at 5 p.m. on Saturday, February 8. Beginning at 5 p.m., cars will have 4 hours (until 9 p.m.) to move to the EVEN side of the street. 🧵

-Prevent frozen water pipes: https://t.co/TcI8v4SV1F. For more, visit: https://t.co/986VkJNsJz.

-Follow all safety precautions if using space heaters. Do not use a stove or oven as a heat source. -Check your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and make sure they are working and have fresh batteries. Learn more about carbon monoxide safety:

Important tips for staying safe and warm: -Dress in layers and cover as much exposed skin as possible when outdoors. -Minimize time outside, including for pets. -Check in on family & neighbors.

All Somerville library locations and the Council on Aging Center (167 Holland Street) will function as warming centers during regular business hours on Tuesday and Wednesday due to the forecasted cold and wind chills. Please note that the COA building is only for seniors.

We will continue to feel the winter cold over the coming days, with below-average temperatures most days plus winds that can make it feel even colder.

(2/2)Cars parked too close to corners may be ticketed and/or towed. Thank you for parking to support our work to keep us all safe.

(1/2)Although the City at this time does not have plans to call a snow emergency, please note this important storm parking reminder: With snow coming, please remember not to park within 20 feet of a corner to allow snow plows and emergency vehicles to clear corners and make turns

In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, City buildings will be closed Monday, January 20. Trash/recycling pick-up will also be on a one-day delay.