Peoria does not have a blanket overnight parking ban but enforces the 72-hour limit on public streets. Commercial vehicles, trailers, and semi-trucks are prohibited in residential zones. RVs are subject to the same rules. Many Peoria HOAs have stricter parking rules including overnight street parking bans.
Peoria's overnight parking follows the general 72-hour rule for public streets. No blanket overnight ban exists. Commercial vehicles, tractors, trailers, and buses are prohibited in residential zones except during loading. RVs on streets follow the 72-hour rule. Parking must not block sidewalks, driveways, or hydrants. Many of Peoria's master-planned communities have HOA parking rules that are stricter than city code, including no overnight street parking. The Peoria Police Department enforces parking violations.
Vehicles exceeding 72 hours may be tagged and towed. Commercial vehicles in residential zones face citations.
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