Montgomery County has no curb-color ordinance. Painting or marking curbs is done by cities and villages, and unauthorized marking of a public street is barred by state law. Colored-curb no-parking areas are enforced through Ohio Revised Code 4511.68.
There is no Montgomery County rule assigning meanings to curb colors; that authority rests with municipalities, which paint and enforce their own curb markings. Residents may not paint public curbs themselves, since the roadway and right-of-way belong to the local authority or the county on county roads. Ohio Revised Code 4511.68 makes parking unlawful wherever posted signs or markings prohibit it, so an official red or yellow no-parking curb carries legal force. For county roads, curb and pavement marking is handled by the Montgomery County Engineer.
Ignoring an official no-parking curb violates ORC 4511.68 (minor misdemeanor); marking or defacing a public street or right-of-way without authority can draw a separate local citation.
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