Snow Emergency & Removal Policy
Updated 12/3/2019 at 4:40 p.m.
The snow emergency has ended. Normal parking rules are back in effect. Students are reminded to park in green decal parking lots only.
Winter in New England means possible snow storms—maybe a nor’easter or two. Such inclement weather may lead to a campus emergency or school closing and you’ll want to know all related information as quickly as possible.
The best way for you to stay informed is with EC Alerts—our text-based mass notification system. EC Alerts will often lead you to this webpage, where we will post additional information as needed.
Here is current, helpful information to review in the event that the Endicott College Department of Public Safety & Police declares a snow emergency. Depending on the storm severity, we have different snow emergency procedures as follows:
Snow Emergency Declared: Campus Is Closed
All vehicles must be removed from Snow Emergency spaces immediately. Snow emergency parking spaces are designated with blue paint instead of yellow. Snow Emergency Signage with arrows indicating which direction parking is prohibited is also posted in these areas. Be mindful that not every individual snow emergency spot has a sign posted. There is no parking throughout the snow emergency in any parking space painted blue or designated by signage. There will be an active tow truck on campus during this time period. Any vehicle within these spaces will be ticketed and towed at the owner’s expense.
Parking is prohibited in these spaces until the Snow Emergency has been lifted. A campus map detailing where these spaces are located can be found posted in each residence hall. For further assistance please contact the Department of Public Safety & Police.
Stage 1: Move
Parking lot clearings will begin immediately in stages.During this time period certain parking lots are closed for snow removal. Follow the procedures below for stage 1 move to see if you are currently parked in a closed lot. If you are parked in a closed lot you must immediately move your vehicle to one of the open available lots listed below. All vehicles must also be removed from Snow Emergency spots throughout campus and into open parking lots immediately. Closed lots will remain closed for the duration of the storm. When the storm is over, we will begin the next round of staged lot clearings. Monitor your emails and EC alerts for the next staged lot clearing.
Snow emergency parking spaces are designated with blue paint instead of yellow. Snow Emergency signage with arrows indicating which direction parking is prohibited is also posted in these areas. Be mindful that not every individual Snow Emergency spot has a sign posted. There is no parking throughout the Snow Emergency in any parking space painted blue or designated by signage. There will be an active tow truck on campus during this time period; any vehicle within these spaces or within a blue lot will be ticketed and towed at the owner’s expense.
Vehicles parked in the following closed lots must move:
| 2 – Hawthorne |
| 21 – Marblehead |
| 5 – Lower Kennedy |
| 22 – Mods / Standish |
| 9 – Williston |
| 24 – Stoneridge |
| 13P – Perimeter of parking garage |
| 27 – Stoneridge Lane (Snow Emergency spots) |
| 15 – Tower / Art Center |
| 32 – Farmhouse / Ledge / Rockport |
| 18 – Behind Bayview |
| 33 – Cliff House & Essex House |
| 19 – Village Road |
| Birchmont / Hamilton / Wenham |
Vehicles parked in the above lots must move to the following open lots:
| 8 – Wax Academic Center |
| 14 – Library |
| 10 – Post Center |
| 16 – Frates – Blue Lot |
| 11 – Behind Post Center |
| 26 – Nursing – Blue Lot |
| 12 – North Lot |
| 31 – Behind the Wylie Inn |
| 13 – Parking Garage |
Vehicles in the following lots will not move:
| 4 – Upper Kennedy |
| 23 – Village Road near Stoneridge |
| 6 – Stadium Lot |
| 25 – Solar Lot |
| 7 – Life Science Building |
| 26 – Nursing – Green Lot |
| 16 – Hale – Green Lot |
| 27 – Stoneridge Lane (Non-emergency spots) |
| 20 – Front of Bayview |
| 28 – Myrt Rose |
Stage 1: Return Cars
At this time, if your vehicle was involved in the stage 1 move, please immediately return to the original parking lot you were in before the snow emergency. You have one hour to move your vehicle back to its original lot. After one hour, all vehicles that have not been removed from the stage 1 open lots will be subject to towing.
Monitor your emails and EC alerts for the next staged lot clearing.
Stage 2: Move
Parking lot clearings will begin immediately in stages.During this time period certain parking lots are closed for snow removal. Follow the procedures below for stage 2 move to see if you are currently parked in a closed lot. If you are parked in a closed lot you must immediately move your vehicle to one of the open available lots listed below. After one hour all vehicles that have not been removed from the stage 2 closed lots will be subject to towing. Monitor your emails and EC alerts for the next staged lot clearing.
Vehicles parked in the following closed lots must move:
| 4 – Upper Kennedy |
| 23 – Village Road near Stoneridge |
| 6 – Stadium Lot |
| 25 – Solar Lot |
| 7 – Life Science Building |
| 26 – Nursing – Green Lot |
| 16 – Hale – Green Lot |
| 27 – Stoneridge Lane (Non-emergency spots) |
| 20 – Front of Bayview |
| 28 – Myrt Rose |
Vehicles parked in the above lots must move to the following open lots:
| 7 – Wax Academic |
| 10 – Post Center |
| 11 – Behind Post Center |
| 12 – North Lot |
| 13 – Parking Garage |
| 14 – Library |
| 16 – Frates – Blue Lot |
| 26 – Nursing – Blue Lot |
| 31 – Behind the Inn |
Stage 2: Return Cars
At this time, if your vehicle was involved in the stage 2 move, please immediately return to the original parking lot you were in before the snow emergency. You have one hour to move your vehicle back to its original lot. After one hour, all vehicles that have not been removed from the stage 2 open lots will be subject to towing.Monitor your emails and EC alerts for the next staged lot clearing.