Enfield Storm Update: Snow Through Monday, Schools Closed, Tuesday Update Coming

ENFIELD, CT — A prolonged winter storm will continue to impact Enfield through Monday evening, prompting a townwide parking ban, trash and recycling delays, and the closure of all public schools and town programs.

Snow is expected to slow down early Monday morning but continue to accumulate through about 5 p.m. Monday, according to an update from State Rep. John Santanella.

Enfield Public Works has placed a parking ban in effect from 6 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 24, through 6 p.m. Monday, Jan. 26. Officials said all vehicles must be removed from streets during that time to allow plows to operate. Vehicles left on the road may be towed at the owner’s expense.

Trash and recycling pickup scheduled for Monday has been canceled. Collection for the remainder of the week will run on a one-day delay, according to Public Works.

Separately, Enfield Public Schools announced that all schools, district offices, and programs are closed Monday due to weather conditions. All afterschool sports, activities, and classes are canceled for the day. District officials said an update regarding Tuesday’s schedule will be announced Monday night.

Officials urged residents to stay off the roads when possible and use caution as crews continue snow removal operations across Enfield.

Forecasters said the storm brought roughly 1 to 2 feet of snow to Enfield, with heavy accumulations creating hazardous travel conditions through Monday.