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Snow Removal In New York City

 Snow Removal

While snow is falling, complaints are not accepted for snowy or icy sidewalks. After the snow stops falling, if you are a property owner, you must clear snow and ice on your sidewalk to create a path for pedestrians. You must also remove snow and ice from sidewalks next to bus stops and hydrants.

Snow Removal
 If snowfall ends:
  • Between 7 AM and 5 PM, sidewalks must be cleared within 4 hours.
  • Between 5 PM and 9 PM, sidewalks must be cleared within 14 hours.
  • Between 9 PM and 7 AM, sidewalks must be cleared by 11 AM.
You may receive a summons for failing to clear the sidewalks within these timeframes.
You can make a complaint about snow or ice on sidewalks in front of private property after property owners have had an appropriate amount of time to clear their sidewalks.
You can also make a complaint at any time about snow or ice on sidewalks in front of public property, such as bus stop shelters, park paths, or schools.


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