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Parking Rules in Indiana (2026)

225 rules on the books across Indiana, 36 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.

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RV & Boat Parking

Where you can park recreational vehicles and boats on your property, including front yard restrictions, screening requirements, and size limits.

Columbus

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, residentially used property can store no more than two recreational vehicles…

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Fort Wayne

Significant Restrictions

Fort Wayne allows operable RVs, campers and boats in residential districts only on an approved parking surface tied to…

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Greenwood

Significant Restrictions

The City of Greenwood, Indiana limits where and how long recreational vehicles, campers, travel trailers, boats and…

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Hammond

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Hammond, Indiana, § 72.011 of the Code of Ordinances makes it unlawful to park or store any automobile…

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Laporte County

Significant Restrictions

In unincorporated LaPorte County, a recreational vehicle or travel trailer cannot stay on a residential lot for more…

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Noblesville

Significant Restrictions

Where you can park an RV, boat, or trailer at home in the City of Noblesville depends on your zoning district. Section…

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Allen County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Allen County, licensed and operable recreational vehicles, campers, boats and pull-behind trailers up…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

Anderson's Zoning Ordinance lets you keep an RV, boat, or travel trailer on a residential lot with an occupied home. It…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, vehicles and trailers cannot be stored or parked on an unimproved surface, and campers or…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

Carmel lets residents keep recreational vehicles, boats and boat trailers on their own property, but they must sit well…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville requires trailers, RVs, watercraft and other registrable vehicles kept on residential property to display…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers, Indiana caps RV, trailer and boat parking on the public right-of-way at 72 continuous hours, then bars return…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

Gary limits how long any trailer, including a boat or camping trailer hitched to a vehicle, can sit within city limits…

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Hamilton County

Some Restrictions

Rules come from each city, not the county. Noblesville requires campers, RVs and boat trailers be stored in a building…

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Howard County

Some Restrictions

Howard County Code Section 70.08(B)(8) bars leaving a recreational vehicle or trailer of any kind parked on a public…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

The Indianapolis-Marion County Dwelling Districts Zoning Ordinance (Sec. 731-219(b)(5)) lets residents park or store…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kokomo, a recreational vehicle or trailer cannot sit parked on any street for more than 72 continuous…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, a trailer, camper or boat trailer parked on a public street cannot exceed eight feet…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

Lake County's UDO sets no blanket ban on keeping an RV, camper, or boat at your home in unincorporated areas, but a…

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St. Joseph County

Some Restrictions

St. Joseph County limits where a stored recreational vehicle, trailer or mobile home can sit on residential and…

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Tippecanoe County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Tippecanoe County, the Unified Zoning Ordinance treats a stored recreational vehicle, boat, or boat…

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Vanderburgh County

Some Restrictions

Vanderburgh County requires an unlicensed camper or motor home, along with any other automotive vehicle lacking current…

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Westfield

Some Restrictions

Westfield, Indiana bars parking any trailer, a vehicle without its own motive power, on a public street unless it stays…

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Driveway Rules

Requirements for driveway width, materials, and whether you can park on unpaved surfaces or grass in your front yard.

Allen County

Some Restrictions

Residential vehicles in unincorporated Allen County may only be parked in a driveway or on an improved surface directly…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

You may not stop, stand, or park across a public or private driveway on Anderson streets. Zoning rules require most…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, parking on dirt, sand, or grass is banned outright under Bloomington Municipal Code Section…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

Vehicles must be parked on a driveway or hard surface: you may not park or store a vehicle or trailer on your lawn or…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, no front yard area other than a driveway or parking area can be used to store or park…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville zoning requires every required front yard to be kept in grass or comparable natural ground cover, with…

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Floyd County

Some Restrictions

Floyd County requires a driveway permit before building or improving a driveway onto a county road in the…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne bans parking cars, trucks, RVs, campers and boats on grass or yard areas in residential districts: they must…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

Gary prohibits parking any vehicle, whether operable or inoperable, on a front or rear lawn unless the property has a…

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Greenwood

Some Restrictions

Greenwood's Unified Development Ordinance requires every driveway and parking area to be paved with concrete, asphalt…

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Hamilton County

Some Restrictions

Cities generally require vehicles to be parked on an improved driveway rather than a lawn, and limit yard storage…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

In the City of Hammond, Indiana, vehicles cannot be parked in front yards at all, except within the specific area the…

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Hendricks County

Some Restrictions

Any driveway or approach connecting to a county road in unincorporated Hendricks County needs a right-of-way permit…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Indiana Code 9-21-16-5 prohibits stopping, standing, or parking in front of a public or private driveway. Under the…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kokomo, vehicles and trailers on residential property must sit on a hard surface such as concrete…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, a vehicle in a residential district can only sit on a driveway or another parking…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Lake County, off-street parking is prohibited in front and street-side setback areas in residential…

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Laporte County

Some Restrictions

Cutting a new driveway onto a county road or building one to serve a residence in unincorporated LaPorte County…

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Morgan County

Some Restrictions

Anyone constructing or improving a driveway, entrance or approach that connects to a county road in unincorporated…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

One-family, two-family, and agricultural driveways in Noblesville are limited to a width of 20 or 30 feet, one driveway…

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Porter County

Some Restrictions

Porter County requires every driveway and off-street parking area to be paved with concrete, asphalt or brick pavers…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend bans parking any motor vehicle, including RVs and trucks, on the front, side or rear yard of a residentially…

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St. Joseph County

Some Restrictions

St. Joseph County requires every off-street parking area and connecting driveway to be hard surfaced with asphalt…

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Tippecanoe County

Some Restrictions

Building or paving a private driveway onto a county highway in unincorporated Tippecanoe County requires a permit from…

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Vanderburgh County

Some Restrictions

Vanderburgh County's zoning code, Section 17.24.040, requires off-street parking areas and access drives to have a…

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Commercial & Oversized Vehicles

Rules about parking work trucks, vans with commercial lettering, and vehicles over a weight or length threshold in residential areas, the thresholds, the exemptions, and the fines.

Hammond

Heavy Restrictions

In the City of Hammond, Indiana, § 73.05 of the Code of Ordinances bars parking a truck of 5,000 pounds or more, or any…

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Indianapolis

Heavy Restrictions

Code of Indianapolis & Marion County Sec. 621-118 bars commercial vehicles and trucks with more than two axles from…

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Vanderburgh County

Heavy Restrictions

Vanderburgh County bans parking or storing commercial vehicles and equipment on property zoned A, R-1 through R-5…

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Bloomington

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, the Unified Development Ordinance bars parking a commercial vehicle or trailer overnight at…

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Fishers

Significant Restrictions

Fishers, Indiana bars parking any commercial vehicle, truck, trailer or semitrailer weighing 10,000 pounds or more on…

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Fort Wayne

Significant Restrictions

Fort Wayne bans parking construction equipment, large trucks, semi-trucks, truck-tractors, farm tractors and buses in…

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Gary

Significant Restrictions

Gary bars trucks over three-fourths ton capacity, buses, semitrailers and trailers from residential-zoned streets and…

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Greenwood

Significant Restrictions

The City of Greenwood, Indiana bans parking commercial vehicles, trailers and heavy trucks on public streets and…

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Kokomo

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Kokomo, a commercial vehicle, truck, or tractor registered over 7,000 pounds, along with any semitrailer…

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Porter County

Significant Restrictions

Porter County makes it unlawful to park a truck, trailer, or commercial-type motor vehicle on the paved portion of a…

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St. Joseph County

Significant Restrictions

St. Joseph County bars parking any tractor, tow truck, dump truck, flatbed, semitrailer or similar vehicle of one and…

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Westfield

Significant Restrictions

Westfield, Indiana's city code bars large commercial vehicles from parking in residential or business districts on…

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Allen County

Some Restrictions

Oversized vehicles - buses, semi-trailers, semi-trucks, trucks over one ton, and pull-behind trailers over 100 sq ft…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

Anderson bars trucks and commercial vehicles from parking or standing on any street or alley in a residential district…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

Large commercial vehicles, semis and construction vehicles cannot be parked in a residential district for more than…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, no commercial vehicle can be stored on a city street, sidewalk, public right-of-way…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville bars parking any vehicle over 21 feet long, eight feet wide, nine feet high, or 11,000 pounds GVW on a…

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Howard County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Howard County, you cannot park an oversized truck, semitrailer, or bus on a public street. Howard…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, a commercial vehicle or truck with more than two axles cannot sit on a residential…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

The Lake County UDO restricts storing oversized and heavy vehicles at homes: parking trucks or tractors with dual rear…

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Muncie

Some Restrictions

In the City of Muncie, Sec. 78.10 of the city code confines trucks, defined as vehicles whose body weight or combined…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

In the City of Noblesville, commercial vehicles of two tons capacity or more, or longer than 20 feet, cannot park on…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend bars trucks with an empty gross vehicle weight over 11,000 pounds from parking on any street next to an A…

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Tippecanoe County

Some Restrictions

Tippecanoe County caps how big a truck, semitrailer or bus can be before it is illegal to park on any county highway…

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Wayne County

Some Restrictions

In residential (R) districts of unincorporated Wayne County, Indiana, Wayne County Code § 156.230 bars parking a moving…

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Street Parking Limits

Time limits for parking on public streets, permit parking zones, and rules about moving your car to avoid tickets.

Allen County

Some Restrictions

The Allen County Traffic Ordinance bans parking on sidewalks, within intersections, within 5 feet of any driveway…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

Anderson requires vehicles parked on a street to be parallel with the edge of the roadway, headed with traffic, with…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, Municipal Code Section 15.32.140 keeps a full travel lane open: no vehicle may park on a…

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Boone County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Boone County has no blanket on-street parking rule; instead the Board of Commissioners designates…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

Cars must be parked parallel to the curb, facing the direction of traffic, with the right-hand wheels within twelve…

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Clark County

Some Restrictions

Clark County's traffic code bars parking on the traveled portion of any county road and within five feet of it…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

The City of Columbus, Indiana bars stopping, standing or parking on sidewalks, painted yellow curbs, in front of…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville bars parking in front of any driveway, within four feet of a driveway edge, or facing the wrong way…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers, Indiana bans stopping or parking on sidewalks, in front of driveways, within intersections or crosswalks, and…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne requires vehicles on its streets to park parallel with the edge of the roadway, headed in the direction of…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

Gary bans stopping, standing or parking in specific spots citywide: on sidewalks, in front of driveways, within…

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Greenwood

Some Restrictions

The City of Greenwood, Indiana bars parking in specific street locations, blocking a driveway, sidewalks…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

In the City of Hammond, Indiana, the Common Council requires vehicles parked on a roadway to sit parallel to the curb…

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Hendricks County

Some Restrictions

Hendricks County's Chapter 73 parking schedule bans parking at all times on specific named streets and road segments…

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Howard County

Some Restrictions

Howard County Code Section 70.08(B)(1) bars parking on any street or alley in unincorporated Howard County if it leaves…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Indianapolis requires parallel-to-curb parking within twelve inches of the curb (Code of Indianapolis & Marion County…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kokomo, a parked vehicle cannot leave less than five feet of width from the street centerline, and it…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, drivers cannot stop or park on a sidewalk, within five feet of a driveway, in a…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

Lake County's UDO does not regulate resident on-street parking; it only lets nonresidential uses count striped street…

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Laporte County

Some Restrictions

LaPorte County prohibits parking any motor vehicle on county road rights-of-way, shoulders, or along the side of county…

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Muncie

Some Restrictions

In the City of Muncie, Muncie City Code § 77.07 bars parking on a street or in an alley in a way that leaves less than…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

Noblesville's parking code keeps 18 feet of roadway clear for traffic flow and separately bars stopping, standing, or…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend prohibits parking anywhere posted as a no-parking, time-limited or hour-restricted zone, and caps…

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St. Joseph County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated St. Joseph County it is illegal to park or stop on the traveled portion of any road except for…

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Tippecanoe County

Some Restrictions

Tippecanoe County posts no-parking signs and pavement markings to control stopping, standing and parking on county…

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Vanderburgh County

Some Restrictions

Indiana's state parking laws govern county streets by default, but Vanderburgh County's board of commissioners can post…

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Warrick County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Warrick County, Indiana, § 70.03 bars parking outside the painted lines or markers the County Highway…

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Wayne County

Some Restrictions

Wayne County Code § 72.02 bars parking on any county road in a way that leaves less than ten feet of roadway width open…

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Westfield

Some Restrictions

In the City of Westfield, Indiana, City Code section 58-211 makes it unlawful to park on a street, other than an alley…

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Bartholomew County

Light Restrictions

Unincorporated Bartholomew County has no general on-street parking code. Chapter 73's only enacted no-parking zones are…

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Overnight Parking

Whether cars can be left on the street overnight, including any permit programs and restrictions during street sweeping hours.

Allen County

Some Restrictions

Allen County sets no general overnight street-parking ban. But an illegally parked vehicle that stays ticketed for more…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

Anderson has no blanket ban on parking a passenger car on a residential street overnight. It does bar trucks and…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, city parks and recreation parking lots close to parked vehicles between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers, Indiana posts overnight no-parking hours, typically 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m., on specific signed streets under…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne bans parking on designated streets from 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. under Code § 72.06, with exceptions only for…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

Gary bars large trucks, four-plus-wheel vehicles, trailers and semitrailers from city streets and alleys between 2:00…

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Greenwood

Some Restrictions

The City of Greenwood, Indiana bars leaving a vehicle overnight in an on-street space marked no-overnight-parking or in…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

In the City of Hammond, Indiana, § 72.019 bars parking any vehicle or motorized device in a city-owned or…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, a commercial vehicle or truck with more than two axles cannot sit on any city street…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

Lake County's Unified Development Ordinance sets no overnight on-street parking prohibition for residents. Overnight…

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Muncie

Some Restrictions

In the City of Muncie's Central Business District, Muncie City Code § 77.09 bars parking a vehicle on any street for…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

Noblesville's Code of Ordinances caps any vehicle parked on a public street at 72 consecutive hours under § 72.47, the…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend bans overnight street parking downtown twice over: § 20-61 clears vehicles from the central commercial area…

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Westfield

Some Restrictions

Westfield, Indiana does not impose a blanket overnight parking ban in its city code. Instead, section 58-243 lets the…

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Columbus

Light Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, no vehicle can be parked on Washington Street between 1st and 8th Streets from three…

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Indianapolis

Few Restrictions

Indianapolis has no blanket overnight street-parking ban for ordinary passenger vehicles, but Code Sec. 621-117 caps…

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Abandoned Vehicles

How cities define and handle abandoned or inoperable vehicles on private property and public streets, including removal timelines.

Indiana: statewide

StatewideSome Restrictions

Indiana Code Title 9, Article 22, Chapter 1 establishes a uniform statewide framework for identifying, towing, storing…

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Gary

Heavy Restrictions

In the City of Gary it is unlawful to abandon a vehicle on public or private property, or to leave a partially…

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Greenwood

Heavy Restrictions

In the City of Greenwood, Indiana, it is unlawful to keep, park, or store a wrecked, junked, or abandoned vehicle on…

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Bartholomew County

Significant Restrictions

In unincorporated Bartholomew County, keeping an unlicensed or inoperable vehicle on private or public property in…

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Boone County

Significant Restrictions

Boone County's zoning code bars inoperable, unplated cars and trailers from open storage on residential lots. Under…

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Fort Wayne

Significant Restrictions

Fort Wayne makes it unlawful to keep a partially dismantled, wrecked, junked, non-operating, or unplated vehicle on…

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Hamilton County

Significant Restrictions

Hamilton County bans accumulating junk or "prohibited vehicles," including abandoned, inoperable and excess vehicles…

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Hendricks County

Significant Restrictions

Hendricks County treats discarding a scrap-value, inoperable, unlicensed, or abandoned vehicle as illegal dumping…

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Muncie

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Muncie, Sec. 77.37 of the city code bans parking any disassembled, inoperable, unlicensed vehicle, or…

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Porter County

Significant Restrictions

Porter County's UDO bans storing unlicensed or inoperable vehicles in the front or side yard of any property, with a…

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South Bend

Significant Restrictions

South Bend declares abandoned vehicles a public nuisance and lets the Board of Public Works tag, tow and dispose of…

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Vanderburgh County

Significant Restrictions

Vanderburgh County bans keeping an abandoned, unlicensed, or junked vehicle exposed to public view, whether on public…

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Westfield

Significant Restrictions

Westfield, Indiana treats a vehicle as abandoned under seven tests drawn from IC 9-9-1.1, from sitting on public…

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Allen County

Some Restrictions

It is unlawful to leave any abandoned, partially dismantled, non-operating, wrecked or junked vehicle on public or…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

In Anderson it is unlawful to allow an abandoned, inoperable, or unlicensed vehicle on your property (unless inside a…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, an officer or parking enforcement officer who finds a vehicle believed abandoned must tag…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

An abandoned, unlicensed, inoperable or wrecked vehicle is a nuisance if left on the street or public property more…

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Clark County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Clark County, parking an abandoned vehicle or abandoned mobile home on land that has not been zoned…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, the Common Council declares abandoned, unlicensed and inoperable vehicles a public…

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Dearborn County

Some Restrictions

Section 70.05 of the Dearborn County Code lists vehicles, trailers, and watercraft among the obstructions that no one…

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Elkhart County

Some Restrictions

Elkhart County enforces Indiana's abandoned-vehicle statute, I.C. 9-22-1, through Chapter 73 of the county code…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville can tag, tow, and dispose of vehicles left on public property over 24 hours or on private property without…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers police can tag and tow vehicles left unmoved on public property for three days, or on private property without…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

Hammond, Indiana treats a car left on public property for 3 days, or on private property without the owner's consent…

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Howard County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Howard County, leaving an abandoned vehicle, garbage, or junk on your property is a declared public…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Code of Indianapolis & Marion County Sec. 621-127 makes it a violation to store, maintain, or keep any inoperable…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kokomo, a vehicle counts as abandoned under Kokomo Code of Ordinances § 73.01 if it sits illegally or…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, a junked, wrecked, disassembled or unlicensed vehicle cannot sit on a street, alley…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

Storing inoperable or abandoned vehicles or vehicle parts in an unincorporated Lake County zoning district that doesn't…

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Laporte County

Some Restrictions

LaPorte County bans keeping, parking, or storing any wrecked, junked, or abandoned vehicle in the unincorporated county…

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Morgan County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Morgan County, Indiana, a motor vehicle at least three model years old that is mechanically…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

Noblesville declares abandoned and junk vehicles a public nuisance under Code § 99.03. A vehicle can't sit unmoved on…

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St. Joseph County

Some Restrictions

Under Indiana Code 9-13-2-1 a vehicle is abandoned once it sits on public property for 24 hours, blocks traffic, or…

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Tippecanoe County

Some Restrictions

Leaving a vehicle on someone else's private property without permission, or parking it where it blocks traffic or…

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Warrick County

Some Restrictions

Warrick County treats an abandoned vehicle, one at least three model years old, mechanically inoperable and visible…

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Wayne County

Some Restrictions

Wayne County Code § 72.09 authorizes the Sheriff's Department to remove abandoned vehicles from unincorporated county…

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Loading Zones

Yellow and white loading zone rules, time limits for commercial and passenger loading, and which vehicles qualify as commercial loaders.

Allen County

Some Restrictions

The Allen County Traffic Code defines curb loading zones - passenger curb loading zones reserved for vehicles while…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

In Anderson, the Police Department's traffic section, with the Chief of Police and Board of Public Safety, sets loading…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, marked loading zones under Bloomington Municipal Code Section 15.32.100 run twenty-four…

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Boone County

Some Restrictions

Commercial and industrial uses in unincorporated Boone County, Indiana must provide dedicated loading berths under Code…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, curb loading zones are designated by the Board of Public Works and Safety with posted…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville limits standing in a passenger curb loading zone to five minutes and a freight curb loading zone to 30…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers designates loading zones by resolution of the Board of Public Works and Safety and caps any stop in a marked…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne caps passenger loading at 3 minutes and freight loading at 30 minutes in marked curb loading zones, with…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

Gary designates certain curb areas as bus stops or loading zones under Municipal Code § 40-126, reserved for receiving…

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Greenwood

Some Restrictions

Greenwood's UDO regulates where commercial loading berths can sit: not within 200 feet of a residential property, not…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

In the City of Hammond, Indiana, the Police Department issues freight and passenger loading zone permits under § 72.065…

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Howard County

Some Restrictions

Howard County's parking ordinance carves out a bus loading zone along County Road 200W, covering the stretch from 130…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Downtown Regional Center vehicle loading zones run 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays only, with a strict 20-minute loading…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kokomo, a vehicle stopped in a marked loading zone can only load or unload freight, and that stop cannot…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, trucks and commercial vehicles may only load or unload from a marked zone, alley, or…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

For developments in unincorporated Lake County, off-street loading areas must be designed so all vehicle maneuvering…

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Muncie

Some Restrictions

In the City of Muncie, a marked passenger curb loading zone under Muncie City Code § 77.18 allows stopping only to load…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

Noblesville's Board of Public Works & Safety designates and signs loading zones under § 72.25, and § 72.26 limits any…

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Porter County

Some Restrictions

Commercial and industrial buildings in Porter County must provide loading berths sized to gross floor area under the…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend limits any street space marked as a loading zone to the expeditious loading or unloading of passengers or…

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St. Joseph County

Some Restrictions

St. Joseph County requires every commercial, mixed-use or industrial development needing an improvement location permit…

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Tippecanoe County

Some Restrictions

Tippecanoe County's Unified Zoning Ordinance requires new or substantially altered buildings that receive or distribute…

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Vanderburgh County

Some Restrictions

Trucks in Vanderburgh County may stop, stand, or park on a county highway only inside a freight-loading zone…

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Wayne County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Wayne County, Indiana, any industrial, warehousing, wholesale, retail, service or commercial building…

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Westfield

Some Restrictions

Westfield, Indiana's city council designates loading zones by resolution under section 58-266 and posts signs stating…

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Preferential Parking Districts

Permit-only residential parking districts, how they're established, who qualifies for permits, and how visitor passes work.

Bloomington

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, eleven numbered residential neighborhood permit parking zones let residents and their…

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Lafayette

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, a neighborhood squeezed by commuter or nonresident parking cannot get relief…

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Muncie

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Muncie, Muncie City Code § 77.32 creates residential neighborhood permit parking zones that exempt…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In designated residential areas of the City of Columbus, Indiana, parking is limited to two hours unless the abutting…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville lets a block become a preferential resident parking area if 51% of property owners petition and it falls…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers, Indiana lets residents on streets inside a designated Residential Parking Permit Zone apply through the Police…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

Residents of a Gary neighborhood can petition the board of public works and safety to create a residential parking zone…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

In the City of Hammond, Indiana, § 72.013 of the Code of Ordinances creates resident-only parking areas set out in…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Indianapolis residents living on a street inside a designated residential permit parking zone can apply for a one-year…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

Noblesville's Code of Ordinances lets residents of restricted-parking residential streets who lack off-street parking…

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Snow Removal Parking Rules

On-street parking bans during declared snow events, alternate-side rules for plow access, and tow/fine schedules in snow-belt cities.

Fort Wayne

Significant Restrictions

When the Mayor declares a snow emergency, parking is banned on Fort Wayne's designated Schedule 18 emergency routes…

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Indianapolis

Significant Restrictions

When the mayor declares a snow emergency, parking is banned on all first priority streets in Indianapolis and Marion…

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Lafayette

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, when the Mayor declares a snow emergency, parking becomes illegal on signed…

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Lake County

Significant Restrictions

Once two inches or more of snow has fallen, it's unlawful to park on the paved portion of any county-maintained street…

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South Bend

Significant Restrictions

When South Bend declares a 'snow route clearance condition,' parking is banned entirely on every street posted as a…

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Vanderburgh County

Significant Restrictions

Once the Board of Commissioners or the County Highway Department declares a snow emergency, parking is banned on every…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, on-street parking is banned every night from 3:30 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. in the downtown area on…

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Boone County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Boone County, the Royal Run subdivision carries its own snow-parking rule: once at least two inches…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, the Mayor declares a snow emergency and the city traffic engineer marks snow…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

When Evansville's Mayor or Board of Public Works declares a snow emergency, parking is banned on signed snow routes…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

When the mayor declares a snow emergency in the City of Gary, parking is banned on designated snow routes entirely, and…

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Greenwood

Some Restrictions

In the City of Greenwood, Indiana, the Mayor or a designee can declare a snow emergency under Section 8-29 whenever…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

In the City of Hammond, Indiana, the Mayor may declare a snow removal emergency once main artery streets get 2 inches…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

Once the city's Snow Removal Coordinator declares a snow removal condition, parking is banned on every street the Board…

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Muncie

Some Restrictions

In the City of Muncie, the mayor can declare a snow emergency by proclamation to local radio, TV, and news outlets…

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Porter County

Some Restrictions

Porter County bans parking on the paved portion of any county-maintained street or highway after a snowfall of two…

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Tippecanoe County

Some Restrictions

When the Board of Commissioners declares a travel watch or travel warning for snow, ice or storm debris, county…

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Wayne County

Some Restrictions

When the Wayne County Board of Commissioners declares a snow emergency under the county's Snow Emergency Ordinance…

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