For the city of Greenfield, there is a set time frame from when their snow ordinance is in effect.

From November 1st to March 31st, no vehicles are allowed to park on a public street from 2am-6am, though there are some streets exempt from this ordinance, which can be found in this story online at raccoonvalleyradio.com. A violation will result in a fine, but if someone receives three citations during a 13 month period, their vehicle may be towed.

Sidewalks must be cleared of snow and ice within 48 hours of a snow event, otherwise failure to do so will result in the City doing the removal, and assessing costs against the property owner in the same manner as property tax. It is also illegal to dump snow onto someone else’s property, including pushing it across the street onto another’s parking, or onto a city street.

The south side of E Iowa Street from Public Square to 2nd Street;
The north side of E Iowa Street from a point of 46 feet west of NE 2nd Street to the east side of the north-south alley between E Iowa and NE Court Drive;
The west side of S 1st Street from the square to Jackson Street;
The west side of N 1st Street from the square to Hayes Street;
The north side of SW Court Drive from the east side of the north-south alley east to the west side of the sidewalk;
The south side of W Iowa Street from the Square to 2nd Street;
The south side of NE Court Drive.