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Press release from the Town of Wakefield:
December 5, 2020
Are you signed up for Wakefield's CodeRED e-Alert system?
No parking ban has been issued yet, but with snow in the forecast, now is a great time to sign up for Wakefield's CodeRED e-alert system. In addition to hearing about hazmat situations, water contamination, or other emergencies where timely communication is critical, it also how Public Safety leaders communicate when a parking ban has been issued. Be sure to "Create a Managed Account" instead of signing up as a "guest" to ensure you can update your information in the future or remove yourself from the system if you move. You can receive messages via phone, email, and text; language options are available.
About Parking Bans
In 2015, Wakefield lifted its December-to-April on-street parking ban. Now, the Town initiates a temporary restriction of on-street parking on an emergency basis. This allows plowing crews and public-safety vehicles access to the roads and perform curb-to-curb cleanup.
All parked cars must be removed from the roadways during a parking ban. If your residence does not have a driveway, connect with your landlord for parking options or coordinate with a neighbor who has extra driveway space. Vehicles that interfere with snow operations or emergency-vehicle access may be towed.
This press release was produced by the Town of Wakefield. The views expressed here are the author's own.
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