Hendricks County, IN Parking Rules: Street Parking Limits (2026)
Key Facts
- Initial fine
- $10 (paid within 7 days)
- Late fine
- $20 (standard) / $70 (handicap)
- Handicap-space initial fine
- $50
- Maximum penalty
- $500 per violation, per day
- Enforcement extra
- Towing/impound at owner's expense
Summary
Hendricks County's Chapter 73 parking schedule bans parking at all times on specific named streets and road segments across the unincorporated county, including subdivisions like Eagle Crossing and Waverly Commons, backed by fines up to $500 per violation and towing.
SCHEDULE I. PROHIBITED PARKING. (A) Current prohibited parking. ... (B) Violations. (1) The fine for violation of this schedule shall not exceed the sum of $500 per violation, each day constituting a separate violation. In addition to the fine assessed pursuant to this schedule, a vehicle violating provision of this schedule may be towed and impounded at the owner's expense, such towing and impoundment costs to be paid in full prior to the release of said vehicle.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: 2025 S-3: Supplement contains: Local legislation current through Ord. 2024-50, passed 12-10-2024; and State law current through Indiana Legislative Service, 2025 Acts, Pamphlet No. 3).
Full Breakdown
S. 36, Co. Rd. R. 267 and Co. Rd. 725 E, Innovation Boulevard, Westpoint Boulevard, and stretches of Waverly Commons. Division (B) sets enforcement: a violation carries a fine of up to $500, with each day of continued violation counting as a separate offense, and the county may also tow and impound the offending vehicle at the owner's expense on top of any fine. An observing officer attaches a notice to the vehicle giving the owner seven days to pay a $10 fine to the County Superior Court, rising to $50 for parking in a marked handicapped space.
If unpaid within that seven-day window, the fine doubles: to $20 for a standard violation or $70 for a handicapped-space violation, and the owner must then appear before the County Superior Court and faces the general penalty scale. All collected fines go into the county's General Fund.
Violations & Fines
Parking in a Schedule I no-parking zone draws an initial $10 ticket ($50 in a handicapped space), payable within seven days; missing that window raises the fine to $20 (or $70) and forces a court appearance where the maximum $500-per-day penalty and towing/impoundment costs at the owner's expense can be imposed.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sources & Official References
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