Parking Ban starting tomorrow morning, THURSDAY 2/18/21 at 8AM

Mayor Justin Elicker has announced A CITYWIDE PARKING BAN in effect on all streets in New Haven starting at 8AM THURSDAY (2/18/21) which will be in effect until lifted which is currently anticipated to be 8AM Saturday, 2/20/21.

Please stay alert for updates as conditions develop. 

The ban will include all zones;

ZONE A: DOWNTOWN AREA - all streets bounded by MLK/State/Grove/Howe, both sides

ZONE B: POSTED SNOW EMERGENCY ROUTES CITYWIDE - both sides

ZONE C: ALL RESIDENTIAL AREAS - No parking on the odd side

On a ZONE C residential street: Don't be the ODD car on the block!

Park your car on the EVEN SIDE of the street TONIGHT in ZONE C (residential non-snow routes).

The parking ban on all posted snow routes will be enforced with a tag/tow operation starting at 8AM.

CLICK HERE for a map of posted snow routes

(zoom in to your neighborhood by holding ctrl and scrolling)

Stay ahead of the storm and secure your emergency parking space today! Help our community cleanup effort by talking to your neighbors and sharing off street parking. Together we can get our city moving again.

ADDITIONAL SNOW EMERGENCY INFORMATION

Park at Park New Haven Lots

Parking is now available at the Park New Haven Temple Street Garage, Crown Street Garage & Granite Square Garage for $3 each day until 12pm Saturday. for more information on paid off street parking please visit parknewhaven.com.

Snow Parking at School Lots:

CLICK HERE for available parking in New Haven Public School lots. When parking in school lots please only park between the designated signs indicating snow emergency parking to allow room for the rest of the lots to be cleared.

Snow Parking at Yale Lots:

Yale University is making the following lots available to New Haven residents free of charge beginning today, Wednesday, February 17th at 6pm. All cars must be moved by noon on Sunday, February 21st.

• Lot 11—409 Prospect Street at the Divinity School
• Lot 16 — 260 Whitney Avenue, entrance at Whitney and Humphrey Streets
• Lot 22—260 Whitney Avenue, entrance at Whitney and Humphrey Streets
• Lot 41—215 Whitney Avenue
• Lot 47—280 Washington Avenue
• Lot 81—297 Crown Street, corner of Crown and High Streets
• Lot 99—39 Prince Street
• Lot 199—199 Whitney Avenue
• 344 Winchester Lot
• Science Park Garage—276 Winchester Avenue

School Closings:

For updated information on school closings, please check the New Haven Public Schools app, website, or your local school for more information.

Towed Cars:

If your car has been towed, find your car online using your license plate HERE.

Emergency Alert Notifications:

To stay up to date on all the latest storm related information and any parking bans that will be in effect, SIGN UP for the Emergency Notification Alert System. It's a free and effective way to stay informed however best suits your needs: http://newhavenct.gov/alerts

Keeping Sidewalks Clear!

Don't forget! During a snow storm, please work to keep your sidewalks clear to their full width. A lot of your neighbors continue to walk and use our sidewalks, and it is important for a Great City to have clear sidewalks during a storm so we all can still get around our neighborhoods and use CT Transit bus stops. Please remember property owners are responsible for clearing a 42” accessible pathway on their sidewalks, as well as at any corner handicap ramps or bus stops adjacent to their property.

Helping our Neighbors:

Do you live near an elderly or disabled resident who cannot clear their driveway or sidewalk? Are you someone who is able to lend a hand?

Whether you are a resident who needs help or a resident who would like to help, sign onto Snowcrew (powered by SeeClickFix) and join neighbors working together to freely assist one another with winter storm related snow efforts: http://bit.ly/SnowCrewNHV

How to Report Issues During the Storm:

Use SeeClickFix to report non-emergencies throughout the storm: https://seeclickfix.com/new-haven

City of New Haven Snow Information Line: 203-946-7669
City of New Haven Emergency Operations:  203-946-8221
City of New Haven Non-Emergency Police:  203-946-6316

From Mayor Elicker's Announcement;

 Hi everyone, this is Mayor Justin Elicker with an update regarding incoming snow. The City is expecting an estimate of 5 to 9 more inches of snow starting tomorrow morning and continuing throughout the day.

Please move your vehicle tonight. A City-wide parking ban begins tomorrow (Thursday) at 8AM and will end Saturday at 8AM. Three main zones for parking will be affected by a parking ban: downtown, where parking will be banned on both sides of the street; snow emergency routes, where parking will be banned on both sides of the street, and residential areas, where parking will be banned only on the side of the street with odd-numbered addresses. Do not park on the odd-numbered side of the street—don’t be the odd one out! 

Use off-street parking when possible. The City is opening all New Haven Public School lots for you to park in during the storm. Some schools have signs designating where you should park during snow events so please park between these signs. Additionally, Crown Street, Temple Street and Granite Square Parking Garages will be available starting this evening at the discounted rate of $3/day and select Yale University parking lots located throughout the City are also available.

If someone’s vehicle was towed, they can look up where their vehicle is located on the City website after entering their license plate number, or call (203) 946-6316. If you need to report an incident regarding the storm, such as a power outage or fallen tree, call the Emergency Operations Center at (203) 946-8221. Please try to stay home as we work to clear up the City. Be safe out there, New Haven.

Hola a todos, soy el alcalde Justin Elicker. Les llamo con una actualización sobre la tormenta de nieve pronosticada para mañana. La ciudad espera aproximadamente entre 5 y 9 pulgadas de nieve empezando mañana por la mañana y continuando durante todo el día.

Por favor, muevan sus vehículos esta noche. Estamos implementando una prohibición de estacionamiento en toda la ciudad, comenzando mañana (jueves) a las 8 a.m. y terminará el sábado a las 8 a.m. Tres zonas principales para el estacionamiento se verán afectadas por la prohibición de estacionamiento: el centro de la ciudad, donde se prohibirá el estacionamiento a ambos lados de la calle; rutas de emergencia por nieve, donde se prohibirá el estacionamiento a ambos lados de la calle, y las zonas residenciales, donde el estacionamiento sólo se prohibirá en el lado de la calle con números impares de los inmuebles. Asegúrense de no estacionar en el lado impar de los inmuebles. 

Utilicen el estacionamiento fuera de la calle siempre que sea posible. La ciudad está abriendo todos los lotes de las Escuelas Pública de New Haven para que puedan estacionar durante la tormenta. Algunas escuelas tienen letreros que designan dónde deben estacionar durante tormentas de nieve, así que por favor estacionen entre estas señales. Además, los garajes de Crown Street, Temple Street y Granite Square estarán disponibles a partir de esta noche con una tarifa de $3 por día. También están disponibles algunos estacionamientos de la Universidad de Yale ubicados en toda la ciudad. 

Si el vehículo de alguien fue remolcado, pueden buscar dónde se encuentra el vehículo en el sitio web de la ciudad después de ingresar su número de matrícula, o llamar al (203) 946-6316. Si necesitan reportar un incidente relacionado con la tormenta, como un corte de energía o un árbol caído, llamen al Centro de Operaciones de Emergencia al (203) 946-8221. Por favor, traten de quedarse en casa mientras trabajamos para despejar la ciudad.  Manténganse protegidos, New Haven.