(Boston Orange 編譯)波士頓市長吳弭(Michelle Wu)26日宣佈,當晚8點起,波士頓市的緊急風雪狀態,以及停車禁令解除,27日學校停課。
波士頓市府提醒市民,所有停在折扣停車場的車輛須在26日晚10點前撤離,以避免被徵收正常停車費率。查詢詳情,可上政府網站boston.gov/snow-parking。
所有放在路邊保留位置的器物,必須在1月28日(週三)晚上8點,緊急風雪狀態解除48小時之後移除。在南端(South End),灣村(Bay Village)任何時候都禁止擺放物件以保留停車空位。公共工程局(PWD)將沒收,丟棄違反規定物件。
過去24小時以來,波士頓降雪19吋,天氣預報會繼續下雪,氣溫仍然很低。波士頓公校1月27日(週二)將繼續關閉,以期各校能夠有效率地清理人行道,為孩童拓寬道路,好讓700輛校巴能夠在所有的街道上順利開行。
波士頓市政府,波士頓青少年家庭中心(BCYF)和波士頓公共圖書館各地分館,以及所有的市有樓宇將於1月27日重新開門。
波士頓市長吳弭感謝所有市府團隊在暴風雪期間整日不休的工作,以確保市民安全。市民們可上網查詢風雪最新狀況,boston.gov/winter。
MAYOR WU ANNOUNCES SNOW EMERGENCY AND PARKING BAN TO END TODAY, JANUARY 26 AT 8:00 P.M.; SCHOOL WILL BE CLOSED TOMORROW, JANUARY 27
BOSTON - Monday, January 26, 2026 - Mayor Michelle Wu today announced that the snow emergency and parking ban currently in effect will be lifted today at 8:00 p.m. Residents parked in participating discounted garages must remove their cars by 10:00 p.m. to avoid being charged regular rates. More information is available at boston.gov/snow-parking. Space savers should be removed by 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, January 28, 48 hours after the end of the snow emergency. The use of space savers is prohibited at all times in the South End and Bay Village. Space savers that violate these rules may be collected and discarded by the Public Works Department (PWD).
After 19 inches of snowfall in the last 24 hours with forecasts of more snow overnight and continued frigid temperatures, Boston Public Schools will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27. The District has made the decision to close schools for an additional day so crews can sufficiently clear sidewalks and widen the roadways for children and the 700 bus fleet to maneuver across all streets safely.
Boston City Hall, Boston Centers for Youth and Families, Boston Public Library branches, and all other municipal buildings will reopen tomorrow, January 27.
“I’m grateful to all our city teams who have been working around the clock through the storm to ensure the safety of our residents as we saw the largest storm in several years,” said Mayor Michelle Wu. “Temperatures will stay below freezing throughout this week, so it’s critical for property owners to thoroughly clear their sidewalks so neighbors can safely navigate the streets. Please continue to check on your neighbors and be prepared to stay warm and stay safe.”
Trash and recycling collections continue on a Monday holiday schedule with some neighborhoods experiencing a one-day delay in service. A full list of neighborhoods can be found here. Residents are encouraged to visit boston.gov/trash-day to find the most up-to-date curbside collection information.
Residents are reminded to call 911 to assist individuals experiencing homelessness or vulnerable individuals out in the cold who appear immobile, disoriented or underdressed for the weather. For non-emergencies, residents can call 311.
For alerts, including cold-weather alerts, residents are encouraged to sign up for Alert Boston. More information can be found on boston.gov/winter.


