Hillsborough County allows overnight parking on public streets in unincorporated areas for up to 72 consecutive hours. No overnight parking bans except in posted zones or within HOA/CDD communities. Sheriff focuses on abandoned-appearing vehicles.
Unlike many counties, Hillsborough has no blanket overnight parking ban on residential streets. Vehicles may remain on public road up to 72 hours before subject to abandoned vehicle procedures. Posted no-parking zones (typically near schools, parks, waterfront access) enforced 24/7. Park-and-ride lots at bus stations prohibit overnight. MacDill AFB perimeter has posted no-parking zones for security. HOA streets (many Hillsborough communities have private roads) follow community rules, not county code.
72-hour abandoned vehicle notice: tow and impound at owner expense. Posted zone violation: 50-100 dollars. Recovery fees 150-300 dollars plus storage.
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