Parking Rules in Warrick County, IN (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Warrick County, Indiana.
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Street Parking Limits
In unincorporated Warrick County, Indiana, § 70.03 bars parking outside the painted lines or markers the County Highway Department places on curbs, streets and lots, and bars any vehicle from occupying more than one marked space. Ignoring a Board of Commissioners parking sign or marker is also a violation, and § 70.99 sets a fine of up to $2,500 for breaking § 70.03.
Warrick County On-Street Parking Rules
Some RestrictionsWarrick County Code §§ 70.03, 70.99
(B) The County Highway Department shall have the power to place and maintain painted signs or markers on the curb and on avenues, streets or lots to designate parking spaces. Each vehicle parked along side of, or adjacent to, any curb or parking area shall park within the lines or marks so established. It shall be a violation of this section to park any vehicle across any such line or mark or...
Abandoned Vehicles
Warrick County treats an abandoned vehicle, one at least three model years old, mechanically inoperable and visible from public property for more than 20 days, as a public nuisance under §§ 157.02 and 157.03. A resident's violation report triggers inspection, a written notice with a ten business day abatement period, and escalating fines up to $1,000 under § 157.99 for repeat violations.
Warrick County Abandoned Vehicle Nuisance Rule
Some RestrictionsWarrick County Code §§ 157.02, 157.03(D)(5), 157.99
ABANDONED VEHICLES. Shall have the same meaning as I.C. 9-13-2-1 as any motor vehicle that is at least three model years old, is mechanically inoperable, and is left on private property continuously in a location visible from public property for more than 20 days. ABANDONED VEHICLES do not include farm equipment, farm implements, or machinery parts that are, or may be, used in agricultural oper...
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