Waukesha, WI Parking Rules: Street Parking Limits (2026)

04(6), Overnight Parking, defines the Central Business District by a specific street boundary running from Wisconsin and East Avenues north to Main Street, west to Barstow Street, north to North Street, southwest to Wisconsin Avenue, and east back to the start. , with named exceptions for Ann Street, Fuller Street, Martin Street, part of Maple Avenue, and part of South Street. requires an overnight-parking permit from the Police Department, the Municipal Parking Ramp, or the City's online site, displayed in the rear driver-side window so the information reads through the glass.

Permitted vehicles must park on the even-numbered side of the street on even-numbered dates and the odd-numbered side on odd-numbered dates, except where a street only allows parking on one side. Only vehicles under 10,000 pounds gross weight qualify, and boats and trailers cannot get a permit at all. 00 for a year, plus any processing fee the seller adds, and a permit is not transferable to another vehicle unless the original vehicle was sold, junked, or transferred. A permit never authorizes parking in the Central Business District or where any other posted rule or sign forbids parking, and does not apply during a declared snow emergency.

Vehicles bearing disabled-veteran or disability registration plates or placards are exempt from the permit, fee, and restriction entirely, and the City must post reflectorized signs at the City limits on state and county trunk highways giving notice of the rule.