Middlesex County has no county-wide overnight on-street parking ban; that is a municipal choice under NJ Title 39. The county's own overnight rule applies inside county parks, which close after dusk, so overnight parking there is prohibited.
Whether you can park on a residential street overnight in Middlesex County depends entirely on the municipality. New Jersey has no statewide overnight parking ban, and each borough or township decides its own policy under NJ Title 39; some towns require permits or prohibit overnight parking on certain streets, while others allow it. The county government does not impose a county-wide overnight restriction on public streets. Where the county does control overnight parking is on Middlesex County Park System grounds. County parks operate on daytime hours and close to the public after dusk under the Rules and Regulations Governing the Use of County Parks, so leaving a vehicle in a park lot overnight is not permitted and the vehicle may
Overnight on-street violations are municipal, cited by local police under NJ Title 39 and payable to municipal court. In county parks, a vehicle left overnight in a closed park may be ticketed by park police or towed at the owner's
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