Port Orange, FL Parking Rules: Overnight Parking (2026)

Port Orange City Code Section 70-34, in Chapter 70's Article II on stopping, standing and parking, gives the chief of police authority under subsection (a) to erect signs permitting, restricting or prohibiting parking during certain hours. Subsection (c) is the core overnight rule: any motor vehicle remaining in a parking area longer than the posted time allowance is illegally parked, and separately, any vehicle remaining in one position for more than 24 hours in an otherwise unrestricted area is illegally parked as well, meaning the 24-hour clock applies whether or not a sign is posted.

Subsection (e) lets the city post towaway-zone signs, in at least two-inch light-reflective contrasting letters with the words towaway zone in at least four-inch letters, and once posted, a vehicle can be towed by a company on the city's rotation list and released only after the owner pays all towing and storage charges. Section 70-6(a)(5) separately authorizes police to have a vehicle removed to a garage or place of safety whenever it has been left unattended on a street continuously for more than 24 hours, which is the direct enforcement tool for the overnight rule. 00 delinquency fee attaches, and prosecution in county court for nonpayment. 00 for a handicapped-space violation.