Millcreek, PA Parking Rules: Street Parking Limits (2026)

Parking on Millcreek Township streets is governed by Chapter 137, Article III of the Township Code, adopted by the Board of Supervisors. The rule that reaches every street and highway in the Township is § 137-20.2, added in 2017. It bars parking or leaving a vehicle standing within nine feet of the center of the street or highway, within six feet of any public or private driveway, and opposite any public or private driveway. A second prong bars leaving a vehicle where it does not leave an unobstructed width of roadway between the vehicle and the opposite edge, so that other vehicles, including ambulances and fire equipment, can pass freely.

Several other sections add street-specific limits. Section 137-18 requires a vehicle in a marked space on a street to sit wholly within the lines bounding that space, and parking any other way is itself a violation. Section 137-19 requires angle parking only at the designated angle and inside the painted stall lines, with the front of the vehicle nearest the curb. Section 137-20 lists streets where parking is banned at all times, by street, side and location: the south side of Biebel Avenue from Peach Street to Crowell Street is one entry, and both sides of Asbury Road from Asbury School south to a point near the curve adjacent to the softball field is another. Section 137-21 lists streets with banned hours on every day except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, and § 137-22 lists streets with posted time limits. Section 137-20.1 makes it unlawful to park, leave standing or drive on any street that has been barricaded for repair or resurfacing.

The Millcreek Township Police Department and the Animal Resource-Code Enforcement Officer enforce the article under § 137-25. Each ticket must state the fine, the number of days to pay before the fine increases, and instructions for paying it. Winter parking falls under a separate set of rules in Chapter 40, Article IV and Chapter 137, Article V.