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City lifts snow parking restrictions; more than 400 vehicles were towed

Update 1/2/2019 4:30 p.m.: The city of Idaho Falls has completed its snow plowing this week and has lifted the parking restrictions on city streets.

The city said they towed over 400 vehicles over the past two days for failing to move their vehicles off the street.

ORIGINAL STORY:

The Idaho Falls Police Department is ticketing and towing vehicles that have not been moved to clear the way for snow removal equipment.

They’re currently in Zone A, which is the center of town between S Capital Avenue & S Holmes Avenue, and W Elva Street & E 25th Street.

The Street Division is plowing Zone A over the next two days (Jan. 1-2) from 8am-5pm.

The east/west streets will be plowed today, while the north/south streets will be plowed tomorrow.

They will also continue to plow throughout Zone B neighborhoods (most of the city) until completion.

The City of Idaho Falls is requesting that community members please move vehicles off of the streets to allow for safe and efficient snow removal operations.

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