Politics & Government

Spring City Vehicles Towed, Ticketed for Violating Snow Emergency Ordinance

Police Chief Anthony Kuklinski thanked residents who obeyed the parking restriction.

Two vehicles were towed and over 30 vehicles were ticketed in Spring City for failing to heed the borough’s Snow Emergency status, restricting parking in the municipality on Thursday night and Friday morning.

Spring City Borough Police Chief Anthony Kuklinski took to Facebook to thank the residents who kept the areas clear that are outlined in the borough ordinance.

“As a result of your diligence the Streets and Roads Department was able to effectively remove the snow and treat the road surfaces without any distractions,” said Kuklinski. “To those that didn't, your reminder for the next time was left on your wind shield, specifically a yellow envelope for Violation of the Borough Ordinance.”

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The snow emergency remains in effect until midnight.

According to Spring City Borough ordinance, the following roads must stay clear: East side of Main Street from Borough Line Road to Bridge Street; Broad Street from Church Street to Borough line; the north side of Hall Street from Main to Church streets; the north side of Chestnut and Walnut streets and Pikeland and Yost avenues from Main to Wall streets; the south side of Poplar street from Main to Cedar street and the north side of Washington Street from S.&K. to Wall streets.

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