City of Boston inspectors have already issued hundreds of fines tied to snow removal after this past weekend’s storm, as residents across the city continue to report uncleared sidewalks and streets.

According to WCVB, the city has issued more than 300 citations to property owners who failed to properly shovel sidewalks following the storm. City rules require a 42-inch-wide cleared path, and violations can result in fines of up to $200 per day.

City officials say they’ve also seen a spike in 311 complaints, with residents reporting snow-covered sidewalks, blocked curb ramps, and impassable walkways — especially in dense neighborhoods like ours.

Public Works crews continue cleanup efforts, but the city is reminding residents that snow removal on sidewalks is the responsibility of property owners.  Officials are urging residents to shovel promptly and check sidewalks around their property to avoid citations.

Snow Removal is still in the works

Boston Public Works said more than 350 city workers moved nearly 800 loads of snow, amounting to 12,640 cubic yards and weighing over 2,500 tons, to six “snow farms” across the city. Officials said the crews will continue to focus on high-traffic areas.  The city anticipates having snow removal crews out overnight through Friday.

The city is also reminding residents that space savers must be removed from your spots – 48 hours is up.