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  • Tow lot

    The tow lot is only open Monday through Friday, from 7 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. Automated kiosks are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for vehicle releases. More Information: https://www.boston.gov/departments/transportation/how-get-your-towed-car-back

  • Parking meters

    Parking meters are running on their normal schedules today. More Information: https://www.boston.gov/departments/parking-clerk/how-do-parking-meters-work

  • Street Cleaning

    Daytime street cleaning is delayed until at least Monday, March 16, in the North End, South End, and Beacon Hill. Overnight street cleaning is on a normal schedule. More Information: https://www.boston.gov/departments/public-works/street-sweeping-city

  • Trash and recycling

    Due to the storm, trash and recycling pickups are delayed in all neighborhoods this week. Please check your schedule.

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  • Illegal Parking

    722 E Eighth St, South Boston, Ma, 02127

    Black Chevrolet Tahoe with Michigan license plate 2NPU55 parked in residence parking on E 8th street. Parking restrictions for the parade this weekend means we need to prioritize parking for residents. Please ticket and/or tow!

    OPEN #101006568885

  • Illegal Parking

    45 Wellington Hill St, Mattapan, Ma, 02126

    constituent states this car is parked infront of the home here and also has no parking sticker | The closest intersecting street: [Blue hill ave] How is the car parked illegally: [Resident parking spot] Type of vehicle: [Van] Make: [Unknown] Model: [4DR] Color: [White] Vehicle License Plate Registration: [y80427] Vehicle License Plate State: [MA]

    OPEN #101006568884

  • Other

    12 Hinckley St, Dorchester, Ma, 02125

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    Their is an illegal Airbnb operating at 12 Hinckley St Dorchester, as the owners do not reside there and the guests are routinely stay for only a couple of days at a time rather than the 10 day minimum that is supposed to be the rule in Boston. The neighborhood must routinely deal with issues with the guests parking across sidewalks, parties and noise. The owners have never attempted to engage the neighbors so we have not way to contact them to address them directly. With the shortage in housing this is an example of home that was taken off the market rather than available to multiple families. What can be done to address this issue?

    OPEN #101006568882
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