Rankin County has no countywide overnight street parking prohibition on county roads. Most unincorporated areas have no parking restrictions by time of day. Municipalities and HOAs may impose restrictions. Vehicles must not obstruct traffic or be parked in roadways creating hazards.
Rankin County does not regulate overnight parking on county-maintained roads absent a posted sign. Most subdivisions outside city limits are served by county roads with no curb parking restrictions. HOA communities (Castlewoods, Lake Caroline, Reservoir Pointe, Bridgewater, Grants Ferry) typically restrict overnight street parking through CC&Rs and enforce with warning notices and fines. Within city limits, municipal rules apply: Pearl generally restricts overnight parking in commercial areas, and Brandon has limited overnight restrictions in designated zones. Mississippi Code §63-3-903 prohibits stopping, standing, or parking on the roadway outside a business or residence district where practical to park off the roadway. Vehicles blocking traffic, fire hydrants, mailboxes, or driveways may be ticketed or towed by Rankin County Sheriff's Department regardless of time.
Blocking traffic or hydrant: sheriff citation, towing at owner expense ($175 to $350 typical). HOA violations: fines per CC&Rs. Chronic nuisance parking: abatement action by county.
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