Segarra To Update Storm Cleanup Efforts
Hartford public schools spokesman David Medina said Tuesday afternoon that after “careful consideration” the city’s public schools will remain closed Wednesday.
Mayor Pedro Segarra is set to update city residents and the media on the storm cleanup efforts at 5 p.m. at the public safety complex, 253 High St. The citywide parking ban remains in effect, the mayor’s office said.
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