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Simi Valley, CA Parking Rules: Overnight Parking (2026)

Few Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified June 2026

Key Facts

Blanket overnight ban?
No - not a citywide rule
Standard vehicle limit
72 hours (CVC 22651(k))
RV/oversized limit
48 hours (SVMC 4-9.402)
Posted-sign restrictions
Enforced separately under SVMC Title 4 Ch. 9
Complaint hotline
(805) 583-6921

Summary

Simi Valley does not impose a blanket overnight on-street parking ban for ordinary cars, but vehicles must be moved within 72 hours (CVC 22651(k)) and RVs or oversized vehicles cannot remain on the street more than 48 hours (SVMC 4-9.402).

If a vehicle is parked or left standing upon a highway for 72 or more consecutive hours in violation of a local ordinance authorizing removal.

Source: Simi Valley Municipal Code - TrafficView official code

Full Breakdown

There is no Simi Valley citywide ordinance prohibiting all overnight on-street parking for passenger vehicles. Standard passenger vehicles can be parked on city streets overnight, but they must be relocated within 72 hours under California Vehicle Code Section 22651(k), which the city implements via local ordinance. The City Police Department's Parking Hotline ((805) 583-6921) accepts complaints when a vehicle has not moved in 72 hours. RVs, motorhomes, boats, and other vehicles exceeding 23 feet long, 7 feet wide, or 8 feet high are subject to the stricter 48-hour rule of SVMC 4-9.402 at a registered Simi Valley address. Posted school zones, street-sweeping signs, red curbs, and bike-lane restrictions may impose their own overnight or time-of-day limits and are enforced separately by the Simi Valley Police Department under Chapter 9 of Title 4 (Traffic) of the Municipal Code.

Violations & Fines

Vehicles in violation of the 72-hour rule may be towed under CVC 22651(k). Oversized vehicles violating the 48-hour limit are cited under SVMC 4-9.402 and may be towed at the owner's expense.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a citywide overnight parking ban in Simi Valley?
No. Unlike some Southern California cities, Simi Valley does not ban all overnight on-street parking. You may park a passenger vehicle overnight as long as you move it within 72 hours and obey all posted signs.
Where will I see overnight restrictions?
On posted street-sweeping signs, near schools, in red zones, and on streets posted no-parking under SVMC Title 4 Chapter 9 (Traffic). Always read the signs at the specific block.
What about overnight RV parking?
Overnight RV parking is allowed only for the 48-hour resident exception at your registered Simi Valley address under SVMC 4-9.402. Anything beyond that requires a temporary permit from the Simi Valley Police Department.

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