Mount Kisco snow removal rules: sidewalk deadline, hydrants and snowstorm towing
3 snow rules set by Village of Mount Kisco, each quoted from an official town page or the town code. They apply to homeowners and to the plow contractors they hire.
In the Village of Mount Kisco, no person shall obstruct, throw, pile or place any snow, ice, debris or refuse upon or on any fire hydrant or within three feet of such hydrant. In the Village of Mount Kisco, police may tow and store any vehicle parked on a village street during a snowstorm.
Town snow rules
- Within 24 hours after snow or freezing rain stops, the owner, occupant or lessee must clear the sidewalk on or next to the property and put down sand to make it safe. (town code, checked Oct 22, 2026)
- No one may pile or push snow or ice onto a fire hydrant or within 3 feet of it. (town code, checked Oct 22, 2026)
- Police may tow and store any vehicle parked on a village street during a snowstorm. (town code, checked Oct 22, 2026)
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Mount Kisco snow rules: questions
When do I have to clear my sidewalk in Mount Kisco?
Within 24 hours after snow or freezing rain stops, the owner, occupant or lessee must clear the sidewalk on or next to the property and put down sand to make it safe. (source)
Can I park on the street when it snows in Mount Kisco?
Police may tow and store any vehicle parked on a village street during a snowstorm. (source)
Do I have to clear snow from fire hydrants in Mount Kisco?
No one may pile or push snow or ice onto a fire hydrant or within 3 feet of it. (source)
Snow rules in other Westchester towns
- White Plains snow removal rules: sidewalk deadlines and where plowed snow can go
- Yonkers snow removal rules: sidewalks, hydrants, plowing onto the street and snow emergency routes
- New Rochelle snow removal rules: snow emergencies, sidewalks and the street
- Scarsdale snow removal rules: sidewalk deadline and overnight parking ban
- Town of Mamaroneck snow removal rules: snow emergencies, sidewalks and shoveling
- Yorktown snow removal rules: overnight parking, sidewalks and snow on the road
Sources
- Village of Mount Kisco: Village Code 93-3(D), Sidewalk Snow and Ice, checked Oct 22, 2026
- Village of Mount Kisco: Village Code 81-3, Obstruction of Fire Hydrants, checked Oct 22, 2026
- Village of Mount Kisco: Village Code 101-15, Impoundment of Vehicles, checked Oct 22, 2026