Beachwood police urge residents to move cars off streets ahead of weekend snowstorm

Beachwood, NJ – With up to four inches of snow expected across Ocean County Saturday night into Sunday, the Beachwood Police Department is reminding residents to prepare for winter weather and follow local parking rules to ensure safe plowing operations.

The borough is under a Winter Weather Advisory issued by the National Weather Service in Mount Holly, forecasting 3 to 4 inches of accumulation followed by bitter cold through early next week.

Parking restrictions in effect during snow

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Police said all vehicles must be removed from public roadways when they become snow-covered, in accordance with Borough Ordinance #7-3.7. Officers warned that any vehicles left on snow-covered streets may be ticketed or towed to allow the Department of Public Works to plow safely and efficiently.

To help residents comply, Mayor Cairns and the Borough of Beachwood are offering temporary parking at the Beachwood Soccer Field lots located at 1600 Berkeley Avenue during the snow event.

Snow and cold expected to follow storm

According to the latest forecast, snow is expected to begin Saturday evening and continue into Sunday morning before tapering off. After the storm passes, temperatures are predicted to plunge, creating the potential for icy conditions through Tuesday.

Beachwood police urged residents to stay alert for updates, avoid unnecessary travel, and check on neighbors who may need assistance during the cold snap.

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