Hartford Prepares for Weekend Snowstorm
Hartford Mayor Arunan arulampalam and city department heads are actively preparing for a significant snowstorm expected this weekend. The city is focused on ensuring public safety and minimizing disruptions to essential services.
mayor Arulampalam emphasized the city’s commitment to proactive preparation. “We’re taking this storm seriously and are working diligently to ensure hartford is ready,” he stated in a recent press briefing. City departments are coordinating efforts to clear roadways,sidewalks,and public spaces.
The department of Public Works is prioritizing the plowing and salting of main roads and emergency routes. They are also preparing to address potential power outages in coordination with Eversource Energy [Eversource Energy Website]. Residents are encouraged to report any downed power lines immediately.
Hartford Public Schools has announced a plan to monitor the storm’s progress and will make a decision regarding school closures on Saturday morning. Updates will be posted on the district’s website [Hartford Public Schools Website] and social media channels.
The Hartford Police Department is advising residents to avoid needless travel during the storm. If travel is essential, drivers are urged to exercise extreme caution, reduce speed, and increase following distance.
Residents are also reminded to:
- Stock up on essential supplies, including food, water, medications, and batteries.
- Charge electronic devices.
- Ensure a supply of heating fuel.
- Check on elderly neighbors and those with disabilities.
The city will continue to provide updates as the storm approaches. Residents can find the latest information on the City of Hartford’s website [City of Hartford Website] and through local news outlets like Fox 61.
Date of Publication: 2026/01/31 20:15:13
