New Yorkers are recovering quickly after last Sunday’s storm.
Public schools in the city are open for face-to-face classes.
The Mayor’s Office says snow plows and salt spreaders will clear the roads so students have no trouble getting to their campuses.
The mass vaccination centers, state and municipal, are open today and did not suspend their work during the snowfall.
The Cleaning Department resumes the collection of waste and recyclable material, although it anticipates delays.
Finally, the alternate parking rules are suspended until Friday the 12th, but the parking meters are operating.
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