Victorville, CA Parking Rules: Curb Color Rules (2026)

The prohibition sits in the traffic control devices and signals chapter, which gives the superintendent of streets authority to determine the size, shape, character, and placement of official curb markings, signs and pavement markings used to designate no-parking zones, loading zones, and other regulated curb space, such as the red, white, yellow, blue and green curb colors the city uses to signal parking restrictions. Because only the city may lawfully mark a curb, private property owners, businesses or residents cannot paint their own curb red to keep the space clear, paint it green to signal short-term parking, or repaint a faded official marking themselves, even to match an existing city color scheme.

The only carved-out exception covers curb-number painting, and even that is conditioned on the painter having "complied with the provisions of any resolution or ordinance of this city pertaining thereto," meaning a homeowner or a private curb-painting service must first follow whatever permit or registration process the city has separately adopted for house-number curb painting before doing that specific, narrow category of work. 080 letting the city temporarily suspend or remove signals and other traffic-control facilities.