The snow parking ban for the City of Hartford will start Saturday, January 24th at 8pm continuing into Monday, January 26. The end time for the parking ban will be determined after road conditions are assessed following the winter storm. Blue Light Lots will be open starting at 12pm on Saturday morning. Please read the pdf below for more information.
The City of Hartford shared cold weather protocol information in effect starting noon Friday and continuing into next Wednesday at noon, encouraging residents to seek warmth and shelter. Warming centers will be open starting on Friday, January 23 until noon on Wednesday, January 28. The City is also supporting overnight warming centers, which residents can utilize throughout the week.
The first phase of the Farmington Avenue streetscape project was completed from Marshall Street to the vicinity of Denison Street in the Spring 2016. The City received state funding totaling over $11 million to help complete the streetscape to its western limit at Prospect Street.
With these funds, the City secured the services of a consulting engineer, Beta Group, with subcontractors FHI, Inc. and Toole Design Group, to complete the design and prepare construction documents. The design includes curb bumpouts to shorten pedestrian street crossing distances, new curbs and sidewalks, decorative lighting, bicycle facilities, landscaping, and traffic signal upgrades.
The project was bid out in Fall of 2023 and awarded to Nunes Construction. Construction activities began in 2024 and will continue into 2025. A general construction update for April 2025 is below.
PROJECT AREA - Farmington Ave from Prospect Ave to Dennison St. In 2024, the project team completed most of the construction work between Prospect Ave and Whitney St. In 2025, most of the construction work will be focused between Whitney St and Dennison St. Some activities may still occur throughout the entire corridor.
*Last updated 3/12/25. Construction is a process subject to change due to external factors such as weather. Your patience and understanding for any potential changes are appreciated.