Provo bans overnight street parking from 3 AM to 5 AM year-round (Provo Code §9.45.050). Orem and unincorporated Utah County restrict overnight parking during snow season. Vehicles may be ticketed or towed.
Provo Municipal Code §9.45.050 prohibits parking any vehicle on a public street between 3:00 AM and 5:00 AM, with limited overnight permits available for residents lacking off-street parking near BYU. Orem City Code §10-5-9 bans overnight parking from November 1 through March 31 between midnight and 7 AM to allow snowplowing on the Wasatch Front. Unincorporated Utah County follows the county Land Use Ordinance and state law (Utah Code §41-6a-1408) allowing sheriff removal of vehicles obstructing streets. Lehi, American Fork, and Pleasant Grove each have similar winter-season overnight bans tied to snow response. Overnight permits in Provo are limited, require proof of residency, and are heavily scrutinized in student-housing zones.
Provo: $25 first offense, escalating to $50 for repeats (Provo Code §9.45). Orem winter violation: $40. Vehicles may be towed under Utah Code §41-6a-1406 at owner expense ($175-$300 tow plus $25-$50/day storage).
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