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 Phase 1

•Requires that vehicles have snow tires, all weather radials or chains. Police citations are issued to those without

•It would help if citizens would park off of the snow emergency routes before phase 2 of the snow emergency plan is activated. It will greatly help the Department of Transportation to clear the emergency routes quickly if no cars are interferring.

Phase 2

•Requires that vehicles have snow tires, all weather radials or chains. (Police citations are issued to those without)

•Parking is prohibited on designated Snow Emergency Routes. Snow emergency routes are clearly marked and vehicles parked along these designated roadways during a snow emergency will be ticketed and towed. Vehicles are impounded if they are parked along the restricted peak hour zones in the downtown area. In neighborhoods, they are relocated to suggested alternative parking areas such as schools or recreational facilities.

•During a Phase 2 snow emergency, citizens may park at area schools equipped with parking lots. See List of locations

•Snow transportation lot list of school locations(XLS File)

Phase 3

•Permits emergency vehicles only on City streets.

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See the Maryland link:

http://www.statestat.maryland.gov/recovery.asp

See President Obama's link:

http://www.recovery.gov/

Give a Little Bit (of your time)

The South Baltimore Neighborhood Association is completely run by volunteers, and we need your help to continue the good work we've done over the last several decades.  

So please, consider volunteering your time, energy, and enthusiasm to a cause that's close to home.  We're nothing without you.

As of April 10, 2009 the following statement was released by Lisa Allen representing the Baltimore City Mayors Office. 

The 311 telephone call center will have the new hours 6am to 10pm, 7 days a week.