Utica enforces a 48-hour limit on continuous street parking and seasonal alternate-side parking rules under City Code Chapter 2-25. Overnight winter parking restrictions apply from November 15 to April 1 to allow for snow removal. Vehicles parked more than 48 hours may be ticketed as abandoned and towed.
Under Utica City Code Chapter 2-25, no vehicle may remain parked on a public street for more than 48 consecutive hours, or it is subject to ticketing and towing as a presumptively abandoned vehicle. During the winter snow-removal season from November 15 through April 1, the city enforces alternate-side parking citywide. On odd-numbered calendar dates, vehicles must be parked on the side of the street with odd house numbers; on even-numbered dates, they must be parked on the side with even house numbers. The daily switch occurs at 5:00 PM, meaning vehicles must move to comply with the upcoming date by that time. Designated snow emergency routes have additional restrictions activated when the Mayor declares a snow emergency, which is announced through local media and the city website. Commercial vehicles over 5 tons are prohibited from parking on residential streets except for active loading and unloading.
Standard alternate-side violations carry a $20β$30 ticket. Parking during a declared snow emergency results in fines of $50 plus towing fees (typically $125β$200 plus daily storage). Abandoned-vehicle violations (48+ hours) result in $50 fines plus tow and storage costs. Repeat winter offenders may face escalating fines.
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