Farmington Issues Parking Ban As Major Snowstorm Hits: UPDATE

FARMINGTON, CT — The Town of Farmington has issued a townwide parking ban from 6 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 22, through 6 p.m. Monday, Feb. 23, as a winter storm is expected to impact the area.

During the ban, no vehicles may be parked on public streets. Parking is also prohibited in town buildings and school parking lots, officials said.

Vehicles left on roadways during the ban may be ticketed or towed to allow crews to safely and efficiently treat and clear streets.

Town officials are encouraging residents to sign up for Everbridge emergency alert notifications to receive updates on parking bans, road closures, and other storm-related information.

The town later released this statement:

As a result of the winter storm:
• Town Offices will be closed on Monday, February 23, 2026
• The Town Plan and Zoning Meeting scheduled for Monday February 23rd has been cancelled
• Trash & recycling pick up will be delayed by one day
• A Parking Ban has been issued from 6:00 PM on Sunday February 22nd through 6:00 PM on Monday February 23rd

If you are concerned about a family member who is elderly or disabled, please contact Nancy Parent, Director of Community & Supportive Services at parentn@farmington-ct.org. After the storm, please be sure to check on your neighbors, especially those who are at risk.

Residents are strongly encouraged to sign up for the Everbridge Emergency Alert System to receive timely texts, calls, or emails about important weather-related updates, including parking bans, road closures, and public safety alerts.

Sign up or update your preferences: bit.ly/FarmingtonEverbridge

Please continue to monitor our website, www.farmington-ct.org, for future updates.

Registration for community alerts is available online at this link.

For information on the Town of Farmington Parking ban, click on this link.