Pasco, WA Parking Rules: Overnight Parking (2026)

: the lot south of the alley between Bonneville and Clark Streets near Fourth Avenue, the lot south of Clark Street and north of the alley between Lewis and Clark Streets near Fourth Avenue, and the lot at the northeast corner of South Fourth Avenue and West Columbia Street, commonly known as the Pasco Farmers' Market and Peanuts Park. 030 imposes a citywide rule that no person may park a vehicle on any street or other municipal property for longer than 14 days unless a posted sign sets a shorter limit, and any vehicle meeting the definition of 'abandoned' cannot sit for more than 24 hours.

The 14-day clock starts when a Pasco police officer personally observes the vehicle, and relocating a vehicle less than 20 feet or for less than 48 hours does not restart the clock, it is treated as evasion. A tow notice must be affixed giving the date, the officer's identity, and a warning that the vehicle may be impounded if not moved within 72 hours. 020(2), with each block treated as its own unit for determining whether overnight parking is allowed there.