Another Winter Storm Is Headed Bloomfield’s Way: Schools, Parking

BLOOMFIELD, NJ — Buckle up, Bloomfield – this month’s ugly winter weather isn’t over yet, forecasters say.

A storm moving in to the New Jersey region may bring snow to parts of the state that have not had measurable snowfall since 2022, weather forecasters predict. Read More: Snow, Sleet, And A Messy Commute In NJ (See The Timeline)

The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for all of New Jersey's 21 counties until Tuesday afternoon.

BLOOMFIELD SCHOOLS

The Bloomfield Public School District will have a delayed opening on Tuesday, Jan 16 due to the most inclement weather forecast. Learn more and see starting times here.

BLOOMFIELD ROADS

Bloomfield officials are asking residents to watch where they park their cars if the snow starts piling up.

According to the Bloomfield Police Department, all county snow streets must be cleared of all vehicles when covered with snow. The list includes:

• Broad St.
• Bloomfield Ave.
• Belleville Ave.
• Franklin St.
• Grove St.
• Hoover Ave.
• West Passaic Ave.
• Watchung Ave.

“Vehicles that are not moved will be subjected to being issued a ticket and towed,” police stated. “This will allow The DPW to clear the snow properly.”

Need somewhere to move your car? Bloomfield residents can park in any of the Recreation Department Parking Lots: Felton Field, Pulaski Park, Upper Memorial Park, Clarks Pond South, Wrights Field or Board of Education Lots.

Any vehicle parked in a board of education lot must be removed by 7 a.m. on Tuesday, or its owner will be ticketed and towed, authorities said.

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