Politics & Government
Dedham Institutes Parking Ban During Impending Snow Storm
The storm is expecpected to bring more than two feet of snow to the area.

DEDHAM, MA - The impending snowstorm this weekend which will bring an expected two feet of snow to Dedham has called for the town to implement a winter parking ban from 8 p.m. tonight until 7 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 31
This long-duration storm is expected to produce a lot of snow that may be heavy at times and wind gusts that will cause snow to drift. The town requested that people be patient with snow removal crews as they work to ensure roadways are plowed and accessible.
Dedham encourages everyone to stay off the roads during the storm to allow for crews to remove the snow safely and efficiently. If you must travel during the storm, please plan for additional travel time, and maintain a safe distance from other cars, trucks, plows, and snow removal equipment. Please remember to remove all snow from your vehicle prior to leaving.
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During this ban, there is no parking on either side of the street. If you do not have a driveway, please follow the guidance below:
- Except where otherwise posted, residents without driveways will park on the ODD side of the street during the month of January.
- No parking is permitted on sidewalks. If you are parking on the street, ensure that you are not blocking a sidewalk.
- No on-street parking at night will be allowed on the following streets:
· East Street (High St to Route 128)
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· High Street
· Common Street
· Dedham Square
· East Dedham Square
· Bussey Street
· Milton Street
· Ames Street
· Court Street
· Sprague Street
· Oakdale Square
· Washington Street (Dedham line to Westwood line)
· Needham Street
· Sanderson Avenue
VEHICLES PARKED IN VIOLATION OF THIS BAN WILL BE TOWED AT THE OWNER’S EXPENSE
Please remember to keep all heat exhaust pipes clear of snow for safe circulation. Please check on family, friends, neighbors, and especially the elderly.
Important Phone Numbers:
- If you have a life-threatening emergency, please call 911.
- To report a power outage, please call Eversource, (800) 592-2000. (Have your account number ready, just in case).
- For non-emergency calls, please call the Dispatch Center, (781) 751-9300.
- Visit www.dedham-ma.gov/winter-weather for additional information and resources
Where to Find Updates:
Residents are directed to the following media channels for updates on snow emergencies and parking bans:
- Television Channels 4, 5, 7, and 25,
- Town of Dedham website (www.dedham-ma.gov), and
- Follow the Dedham DPW and Town on Twitter @DedhamDPW, @DedhamThrives, on Facebook at @DedhamDPW and @DedhamThrives, and on Instagram at @DedhamThrives.
Closures
The Dedham Food Pantry will be closed on Saturday, January 29, 2022 due to the storm. Residents are asked to call on Tuesday, February 1, 2022, between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
The Dedham Public Library will be closed on Saturday, January 29, 2022. Please visit the Dedham Public Library website and follow them on Facebook at @dedhampubliclibrary and on Instagram at @dedhampubliclibrary for additional updates and announcements.
Be a Snow Angel this Winter:
- Clear the snow right after the storm has ended and set an example for your neighbors.
- Make sure there is clear access to adjacent properties.
- Offer to help others clear snow from their sidewalks if they need assistance.
- If you have a vehicle, make sure it is not parked blocking the sidewalk.
- If a fire hydrant is nearby, help the Fire Dept. by clearing snow around it.
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