Parking Rules in Oneida County, WI (2026)
3 rules for unincorporated Oneida County, Wisconsin.
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Street Parking Limits
Oneida County bars stopping, standing or parking on any county trunk highway except where Wisconsin's statutory exceptions apply, and lets the Highway Commissioner post additional restrictions where needed. Blocking a private driveway on a county road draws its own $20 forfeiture.
Oneida County Stopping and Parking on Roads
Some RestrictionsOneida County General Code §§ 7.09, 7.10(1)-(2), Wisconsin
Except for those exceptions specified in § 346.50, Wis. Stats., no vehicle shall stand, stop or park on any County trunk highway. (2) Pursuant to § 349.13, Wis. Stats., the Highway Commissioner and the County Highway Committee shall determine where additional parking restrictions and prohibitions are necessary on County roads, and shall thereafter properly post and mark the same. ... Violations...
Overnight Parking
Oneida County bars overnight parking in every parking lot the county maintains, from the Courthouse lot in Rhinelander to Law Enforcement Center lots, unless an exception applies. The rule targets county-owned lots, not on-street parking on town roads.
Oneida County Overnight Parking Ban
Some RestrictionsOneida County General Code §§ 7.04, 7.10(1)-(2), Wisconsin
Except as provided in §§ 7.02 and 7.03, and as provided in Chapter 14 Forestry, overnight parking in any parking lot maintained by Oneida County is strictly prohibited. ... Violations Forfeiture ... Prohibited times $20 ... The above represents minimum penalties if paid within five days of violation. Thereafter, the penalties shall double.
Abandoned Vehicles
Oneida County can have the Sheriff tow any vehicle parked in violation on Courthouse or Law Enforcement Center lots, storing it until the owner produces a Sheriff's Department release. The owner pays all towing and storage costs, and an abandoned vehicle draws a $20 forfeiture.
Oneida County Removal of Unauthorized Vehicles
Some RestrictionsOneida County General Code §§ 7.06, 7.10(1)-(2), Wisconsin
Whenever the County Sheriff finds a vehicle parked in the Courthouse or Law Enforcement Center parking lots contrary to this section, the deputy shall cause the same to be removed by a towing company. Such vehicle shall be removed to a storage area of such towing company and kept there until the owner presents to the towing company a release from the County Sheriff's Department. The owner shall...
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