Export Towing

Export is devastated to learn of the line of duty death of MSP Trooper Tamar Bucci. Our thoughts this morning are with her family and fellow troopers as we process this tragic and senseless loss of life. Unfortunately this tragedy reminds us of the dangers we all face every day while in service to the Commonwealth.

Trooper Bucci is not just a friend to us; and we are heartbroken by this devastating loss to someone we knew and worked along side with. We would like to extend heartfelt prayers and thoughts to all. We ask for everyone to keep her family in their thoughts and prayers during this immensely difficult time.

Unfortunately the cold doesn’t deter criminals and catalytic converter thefts are still prevalent. The vehicles that are most often targeted are older model Toyota Prius’, Honda CR-Vs, Accords, Elements and also Ford trucks. Please read the prevention tips below, especially if you own any of the vehicles mentioned.

✅ Park only in well-lit areas
✅ Install a protective device to make it harder for thieves to cut out
✅ Set up a vibration triggering alarm system
✅ Have your VIN number etched onto your catalytic converter
✅ Consider using bright, anti-theft spray paint

As always, if you see something suspicious, please say something. Call us at 781-395-1212 with any information.

⚠️❄️We made it through the morning commute, but according to US National Weather Service Boston MA we are heading into a flash freeze as temperatures keep dropping. This will result in dangerous travel due to icy road conditions. If you have to be on the roads, please allow plenty of extra time and drive slow. Check out Mass511.com for the latest road conditions.

The City will lift the snow emergency as of 5 p.m. today, and normal parking regulations will resume.

If you are a resident on a main artery and had parked on a permit-only secondary street, please make sure to move your car after 5 p.m. When parking, especially on narrow side streets, please make sure to park as close to the curb as possible, and make sure that there is enough access on the street for emergency vehicles. If emergency vehicles are not able to access the street, your vehicle may be subject to ticketing and towing.

Please remember that, under City ordinance, residents are required to shovel all sidewalks abutting your property within 6 daylight hours after the end of a storm. Snow cannot be shoveled into the street. If possible, please also clear paths at corners and crosswalks, and if there is a fire hydrant near your home, make sure it is accessible in case of an emergency.

For more info visit medfordma.org/snow

We thank you for your cooperation during this winter storm.