Full Notification

WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY - SUNDAY EVENING INTO MONDAY; 10 to 12 inches of snow is anticipated. Vehicles need to be moved off streets.
　
The North Brunswick Police Department is advising residents of the approaching winter storm. The latest forecast calls for snow to start impacting North Brunswick Sunday evening and last for a majority of the day on Monday. Total snow accumulations are expected to be between 10 to 12 inches. Hazardous road conditions are anticipated for the Monday morning commute.
In anticipation of the storm, residents need to remove their vehicles from Township streets. There is no parking on Township streets during the snow storm. The cold temperatures are expected to last throughout next week. Additional updates will be provided throughout the weekend.
In order to properly and efficiently remove snow from township roadways, all residents are encouraged to move their vehicles off "all" township streets. Below is a list of "Snow Emergency Streets". It is "mandatory" to move vehicles from these streets during a snow emergency.

Residents are also reminded that they are required to remove snow from sidewalks and walkways within 24 hours after a snowfall.

Please be safe, and thank you for your anticipated cooperation.


Snow Emergency Streets
Township of North Brunswick
Excerpts from Chapter 287, "Snow and Ice Removal"
of the Township Codebook

Aaron Road
Axel Avenue
Beechwood Place from Glenridge Avenue to Cleremont Avenue
Beverly Avenue from Oakwood Place to Livingston Avenue
Carlisle Road
Cleremont Avenue
Cranbury Cross Road
Hartland Commons
Haverford Street from Lee Avenue to Livingston Avenue
Hermann Road
Hidden Lake Drive
Huron Road
Independence Boulevard -- both sides of Route 130
Linwood Place -- Hermann Road to Cranbury Cross Road and Glenridge to Woodland
Masoma Road
Nassau Street
Newton Street
North Oaks Boulevard
Ridgewood Avenue
Riverbend Drive
Schmidt Lane
Serviss Avenue from Stevens Street to the dead end of Serviss Avenue
Stevens Street from Lee Avenue to Livingston Avenue
Village Drive -- North, South, East, West
Willowbrook Drive
Wood Avenue -- Route 130 to the gate
Woodland Avenue from Jerome to the end at Stevens Street


B. The lack of such a sign on any of the described streets shall not be construed to mean that parking is permitted during snow emergencies.
North Brunswick Township Ordinance 287-7 states:
A. Whenever snow has fallen and the accumulation is such that it covers the street, no vehicle shall be parked on either side of any street designated a "snow emergency street."