Robert P. Knox Jr. (Director of Public Works) assigned this issue to Ernie Ardolino (Parking Department)

The stop sign has been reinstalled.

Thanks for fixing this request!

Ok
Thank you

Signage will be deployed at points entering the City and is a citywide speed limit unless otherwise posted

Yes, you may return to parking on Main Street.

Thank you!

We have had staff out every day since the last storm enforcing regulations and generally trying to get better compliance for the anticipated second storm which as arrived.
We have staff out on the street right now doing everything they can to enforce regulations. They are started focusing on the main roads, which get ticketed and towed. They will then direct their attention to as many secondary roads and side streets as conditions allow. We are in contact with the DPW on any streets where illegally parked vehicles truly prevent the plow from accessing the street.
There are literally hundreds upon hundreds of streets with restrictions and illegally parked cars. Therefore, we end up having to prioritize. That will leave some activity going unenforced, which is unfortunate but simply unavoidable given volume and resources. But our end goal is to assist the DPW to keep the streets passable and our prioritizing is with that goal in mind. We will get someone over to Wigglesworth Street after the main roads are finished.

The officer cited 9 vehicles.

We will also be in touch with the DPW if any of the vehicles need to removed that may be impeding the plowing operations.

We have had staff out every day since the last storm enforcing regulations and generally trying to get better compliance for the anticipated second storm which as arrived.
We have staff out on the street right now doing everything they can to enforce regulations. They are started focusing on the main roads, which get ticketed and towed. They will then direct their attention to as many secondary roads and side streets as conditions allow. We are in contact with the DPW on any streets where illegally parked vehicles truly prevent the plow from accessing the street.
There are literally hundreds upon hundreds of streets with restrictions and illegally parked cars. Therefore, we end up having to prioritize. That will leave some activity going unenforced, which is unfortunate but simply unavoidable given volume and resources. But our end goal is to assist the DPW to keep the streets passable and our prioritizing is with that goal in mind.

Lastly, our system shows 36 vehicles cited on Meridian Street this winter, so rest assured the street isn't being ignored.

The officer abated 13 vehicles on Meridian Street.

Correction the officer cited 13 vehicles on Meridian and we will be in touch with the DPW if vehicles need to be removed for impeding the plowing operation.

Our staff is out across the city enforcing winter parking. Currently, with no snow on the ground, we are issuing a lot of warnings as a reminder. If the vehicle has already received a warning this winter season then the officer will issue a $25 fine. If we have made a mistake please contact us at 781-397-7196 to look into this matter.

Malden, MA assigned this issue to Parking Department Malden

Our staff is out across the city enforcing winter parking. Currently, with no snow on the ground, we are issuing a lot of warnings as a reminder. We did just that on Judson Street the night before this post, and so far this winter have cited 25 vehicles on Judson alone. Of course vehicles come and go all day, and enforcement isn't intended to catch every violator. With about 700 streets across the city, we'll continue that effort to educate so the next storm finds residents more prepared. The first storm was expected to be a challenge with compliance and it met that expectation, and while we towed almost 200 vehicles and ticketed hundreds upon hundreds others, we recognize that it still left violators unchecked and plows challenged.