Citrus Heights does not have a citywide overnight street parking ban. Passenger vehicles may park overnight on public streets subject to the 72-hour CVC §22651(k) limit and any posted restrictions (school zones, permit areas).
Unlike some California cities, Citrus Heights permits overnight on-street parking for standard passenger vehicles on most residential streets. The key limit is California Vehicle Code §22651(k)'s 72-hour maximum on consecutive parking at one location. Exceptions exist for: (1) oversized vehicles (over 22 ft or 7 ft high) which face 2 AM-6 AM prohibition under CVC §22507.5; (2) commercial vehicles over 10,000 lbs GVWR which are prohibited overnight in residential zones; (3) permit parking zones near schools; (4) posted street-sweeping hours; and (5) red/yellow/white-zoned areas. Residents with complaints about suspicious or abandoned overnight vehicles can report them to Citrus Heights PD. Vehicles parked on private property (driveways) have no overnight restriction.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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