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Parking Rules in Wisconsin (2026)

243 rules on the books across Wisconsin, 37 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.

Ashwaubenon

Significant Restrictions

Village Code defines a 'trailer' at § 7-4-148 to include any recreational vehicle, mobile home, coach or cabin capable…

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Appleton

Some Restrictions

Appleton allows one trailer or recreational vehicle parked outdoors per residential lot, but it cannot be lived in…

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Beloit

Some Restrictions

Beloit residential lots may store only one recreational vehicle, boat or trailer outside an enclosed building under…

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Burlington

Some Restrictions

Boats, trailers, snowmobiles and other recreational vehicles parked on residential property in Burlington must sit at…

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Fitchburg

Some Restrictions

Fitchburg, Wisconsin requires a permit before an RV, mobile home, manufactured home, camper trailer, or small trailer…

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Kenosha

Some Restrictions

Kenosha bars parking or storing RVs, campers, camping trailers and boats in the front yard or street-side yard of a…

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Kenosha County

Some Restrictions

Kenosha County caps outdoor recreational-vehicle storage at two units in a side or rear yard, bans any boat, camper, or…

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Little Chute

Some Restrictions

The Village of Little Chute lets residents store an RV, boat or utility trailer on their own property, but bans it from…

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Madison

Some Restrictions

Madison's zoning code limits what residents can park outdoors at home. MGO § 28.141(10) caps commercial vehicles at one…

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Middleton

Some Restrictions

Middleton lets homeowners park an RV or recreational equipment like a boat trailer in a driveway like a passenger…

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Milton

Some Restrictions

The City of Milton, Wisconsin limits how long a boat, camper, boat trailer, recreational trailer or work trailer can…

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Milwaukee

Some Restrictions

Milwaukee allows only one recreational vehicle per lot in single-family, two-family and multi-family districts, and…

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Mosinee

Some Restrictions

Mosinee limits residential properties to two boats or recreational vehicles stored outdoors, keeps them at least five…

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Neenah

Some Restrictions

Neenah's R-1 and R-2 districts cap yard-parked recreational vehicles, including boats and trailers, at one in the front…

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New Berlin

Some Restrictions

New Berlin limits outdoor recreational-vehicle and boat storage in residential districts under Section 275-57 B(1)…

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Outagamie County

Some Restrictions

Outagamie County zoning bars keeping any boat, boat trailer, utility trailer, camper or recreational vehicle in the…

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Racine County

Some Restrictions

Boats, trailers, snowmobiles, and other recreational vehicles in Racine County must sit in the rear or side yard, at…

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Rothschild

Some Restrictions

Rothschild lets homeowners park boats, campers, ATVs, snowmobiles and motor homes in residential yards, but not in the…

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Sun Prairie

Some Restrictions

Sun Prairie caps outdoor RV and boat storage at four vehicles per residence, with no more than two of them trailers…

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Waukesha

Some Restrictions

Waukesha limits where campers, trailers and boats can sit outdoors on residential lots under Municipal Code § 17.09…

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Waukesha County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated towns under county zoning, only one recreational vehicle may be parked on a residentially zoned lot…

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Wausau

Some Restrictions

Wausau's zoning definition of 'recreational vehicle' covers boats along with travel trailers and motor homes, and…

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Wauwatosa

Some Restrictions

Wauwatosa limits recreational vehicles, defined to include campers, jet skis, boats and trailers, to two per…

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West Allis

Some Restrictions

West Allis prohibits parking or storing boats, campers, RVs, trailers, and mobile homes on unpaved surfaces or lawns…

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Winnebago County

Some Restrictions

Winnebago County's town/county zoning code caps residential recreational-vehicle storage at two units, requires state…

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Dane County

Few Restrictions

RV and boat storage in unincorporated Dane County is primarily regulated by Dane County Chapter 10 (Zoning). Many rural…

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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.

Appleton

Some Restrictions

Appleton caps a residential driveway at 40% of the lot's width or 40 feet at the front lot line, whichever is less…

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Ashwaubenon

Some Restrictions

In the Village of Ashwaubenon's Industrial Park (IP) zoning district, every driveway must be paved with asphaltic…

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Beloit

Some Restrictions

Beloit requires every driveway and parking area to be paved with asphalt, concrete, paving brick or another durable…

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Burlington

Some Restrictions

Burlington caps driveway openings at 30 feet at the street line and 35 feet at the roadway in most zoning districts…

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De Pere

Some Restrictions

De Pere bars parking on any unpaved area within the public right-of-way and confines yard parking to a paved permanent…

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Fitchburg

Some Restrictions

Fitchburg's R-L zoning code requires driveways to be hard-surfaced and kept at least two feet from side or rear lot…

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Green Bay

Some Restrictions

Green Bay bars off-street parking between a house and the street, limiting vehicles to driveways and a narrow strip…

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Little Chute

Some Restrictions

Little Chute requires a public works permit to build or alter a driveway, and the portion within the village…

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Madison

Some Restrictions

Madison zoning bars parking within front and street-side yard setbacks except on a conforming driveway, and caps paved…

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Middleton

Some Restrictions

City of Middleton zoning requires all off-street parking areas, including residential driveways, to be paved with a…

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Milton

Some Restrictions

Milton's zoning code bars parking any motor vehicle in a residential front yard except on an approved driveway, and…

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Milwaukee

Some Restrictions

Milwaukee's zoning code keeps parking spaces out of the front yard and street-side setbacks, confining off-street…

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Mosinee

Some Restrictions

Mosinee bars off-street parking in front yards of residential lots except directly on the driveway, and every driveway…

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Neenah

Some Restrictions

Neenah requires residential driveways built after May 2023 to have a hard surface and caps width at 30 feet, or 36 feet…

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New Berlin

Some Restrictions

New Berlin requires every driveway installed or rebuilt after the zoning code's effective date to sit at least five…

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Outagamie County

Some Restrictions

Off-street parking areas in unincorporated Outagamie County must use a durable, dustproof surface, concrete, bituminous…

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Racine County

Some Restrictions

Racine County's zoning code sets a 12-foot minimum width for every driveway and requires the base material to carry…

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Sun Prairie

Some Restrictions

Sun Prairie requires every off-street parking and traffic circulation area, including residential driveways, to be…

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Walworth County

Some Restrictions

In the towns under Walworth County zoning, Sec. 74-75 caps every new or altered driveway opening at 35 feet at the…

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Washington County

Some Restrictions

Washington County bars parking or stopping a vehicle within four feet of the entrance to an alley, private road or…

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Waukesha

Some Restrictions

Waukesha bars parking a motor vehicle on the front lawn, or on the street-yard lawn of a corner lot. Municipal Code…

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Waukesha County

Some Restrictions

County zoning requires off-street parking to sit at least 10 feet from the abutting lot line and the base setback line…

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Wausau

Some Restrictions

Wausau bars parking between a house and the street on single- and two-family lots except in a driveway leading to a…

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Wauwatosa

Some Restrictions

Wauwatosa's zoning code requires every residential vehicle to sit in a garage, on a paved parking slab, or on a paved…

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West Allis

Some Restrictions

West Allis requires driveways serving 1- and 2-unit homes to be paved in an approved material and generally kept out of…

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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.

Ashwaubenon

Significant Restrictions

Village Code § 7-4-109 bars stopping, leaving standing or storing heavy trucks, semitrailers, wreckers and off-road…

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Kenosha

Significant Restrictions

Kenosha bans parking commercial trucks, buses, recreational vehicles over 24 feet, and heavy construction equipment on…

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Kenosha County

Significant Restrictions

Kenosha County bars semi-trailers, tow trucks, garbage trucks, and any dump, flatbed, box, panel, or step truck rated…

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Madison

Significant Restrictions

Madison keeps heavy trucks off residential streets. MGO § 12.129 bars parking any truck, tractor, trailer, semitrailer…

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Milton

Significant Restrictions

The City of Milton, Wisconsin bans parking truck tractors, semitrailers and other commercial motor vehicles weighing…

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Mosinee

Significant Restrictions

Mosinee bars parking any truck, bus or trailer over 10,000 pounds, longer than 16 feet, or taller than 8 feet on any…

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Neenah

Significant Restrictions

Neenah bars trucks, tractor-trailers and other commercial vehicles from parking on residential streets in R-1, R-2, M-1…

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New Berlin

Significant Restrictions

New Berlin's zoning code keeps commercial and industrial vehicles off residential and agricultural lots. Section 275-57…

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Rothschild

Significant Restrictions

Rothschild bars storing or parking commercial vehicles in residential districts, with a single exception for one pickup…

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Beloit

Some Restrictions

Beloit bars any truck over 12,000 pounds gross weight, or plated for more than 12,000 pounds anywhere, from parking on…

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Burlington

Some Restrictions

Burlington City Code § 315-48D(4) keeps the heaviest trucks away from neighborhoods: in every zoning district where…

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Fitchburg

Some Restrictions

Fitchburg, Wisconsin keeps large commercial-scale vehicles off city streets overnight: Fitchburg City Code § 68-216…

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Green Bay

Some Restrictions

Green Bay caps residential recreational-vehicle parking at two per parcel, bars using RVs for living space, and…

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Little Chute

Some Restrictions

Little Chute limits trucks, tractors, trailers, and buses over 12,000 pounds, 22 feet, or 8 feet tall to two hours of…

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Middleton

Some Restrictions

City of Middleton limits residential properties to one commercial vehicle parked outdoors per dwelling unit under…

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Milwaukee

Some Restrictions

Milwaukee bars semitrailers, truck tractors, and any vehicle over 3 tons from parking unattended on residential streets…

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Racine County

Some Restrictions

Racine County allows one commercial vehicle per residential dwelling unit if it's under 10,000 pounds, no taller than 9…

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Sun Prairie

Some Restrictions

Sun Prairie prohibits parking any vehicle, or any combination of vehicles, that weighs more than 10,000 pounds or runs…

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Waukesha

Some Restrictions

Waukesha bans parking any vehicle heavier than 10,000 pounds gross weight on city streets and alleys overnight and all…

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Waukesha County

Some Restrictions

County zoning treats oversized commercial and industrial vehicles, trucks, buses, semi-trailers, tractors, construction…

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Wausau

Some Restrictions

Wausau limits outdoor commercial-vehicle parking on residential lots to one vehicle per dwelling unit, and only if it…

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Wauwatosa

Some Restrictions

Trucks, commercial vehicles, or trailers over five thousand pounds (including the load) cannot park on any Wauwatosa…

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West Allis

Some Restrictions

West Allis limits outdoor vehicle parking on 1- and 2-unit dwelling lots to vehicles with no more than 2 axles or 4…

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Winnebago County

Some Restrictions

County zoning allows only one licensed commercial vehicle, including cargo trucks and tractor-trailers, to be stored…

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Dane County

Few Restrictions

Dane County has no specific commercial vehicle parking ordinance for unincorporated areas. Wisconsin traffic laws and…

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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.

Beloit

Significant Restrictions

Beloit residents cannot park a camping trailer, motor home, mobile home, motor bus or any other trailer on a City…

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Appleton

Some Restrictions

Appleton's Common Council sets on-street parking limits through a citywide Parking District Map kept by the Traffic…

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Burlington

Some Restrictions

Burlington's Common Council controls on-street parking through City Code § 293-3: angle parking only where approved, a…

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De Pere

Some Restrictions

De Pere requires vehicles on public streets to park parallel to the curb, headed with traffic, on the right side, with…

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Fitchburg

Some Restrictions

Fitchburg, Wisconsin caps how long any vehicle can sit on a signed city street: once signs are posted giving notice…

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Fond Du Lac County

Some Restrictions

Fond du Lac County Code § 54-42 bars parking on county-owned property or the county trunk highway system against posted…

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Green Bay

Some Restrictions

Green Bay requires vehicles to park parallel and facing traffic within 12 inches of the curb, and bars parking within…

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Kenosha

Some Restrictions

Kenosha bans parking on any street in hazardous spots such as near rail crossings, church and hospital entrances, and…

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Kenosha County

Some Restrictions

Kenosha County Code § 7.30 bars parking within intersections, alongside highway excavations or obstructions, wherever…

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Little Chute

Some Restrictions

Little Chute bans parking in intersections, crosswalks, and within four feet of driveways or alleys, and prohibits any…

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Marathon County

Some Restrictions

Marathon County fines common on-street parking violations flat forfeitures: blocking a driveway or alley, parking on…

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Middleton

Some Restrictions

The City of Middleton bans two specific on-street obstructions: parking anywhere not clearly designated as a spot so…

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Milton

Some Restrictions

The City of Milton, Wisconsin bars parking within ten feet of a fire hydrant or mailbox, within four feet of a driveway…

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Milwaukee

Some Restrictions

Milwaukee bans parking or standing that blocks a private driveway or garage entrance, or that obstructs traffic on a…

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Milwaukee County

Some Restrictions

On-street parking in Milwaukee County is governed by each city and village and by Wisconsin Statutes, not the county…

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Mosinee

Some Restrictions

The City of Mosinee bans parking any vehicle in the same on-street spot for 24 or more consecutive hours on designated…

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Neenah

Some Restrictions

Neenah bans parking within four feet of driveways, ten feet of hydrants and mailboxes, and 15 feet of crosswalks, and…

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New Berlin

Some Restrictions

New Berlin requires every vehicle parked on a city street to be licensed, roadworthy and in good condition, bars…

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Oneida County

Some Restrictions

Oneida County bars stopping, standing or parking on any county trunk highway except where Wisconsin's statutory…

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Oshkosh

Some Restrictions

Oshkosh enforces parking with special provisions during EAA AirVenture week. UW Oshkosh campus area has student parking…

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Outagamie County

Some Restrictions

Outagamie County sets its own forfeiture schedule for state parking violations, including wrong-side parking and…

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Racine County

Some Restrictions

Racine County bars parking or stopping any vehicle on a county road or trail in a way that blocks or limits its use, or…

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Rock County

Some Restrictions

Wisconsin law bars stopping or parking on the left side of any Rock County highway, facing oncoming traffic, except for…

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Rothschild

Some Restrictions

Rothschild caps alley parking at 30 minutes and bars leaving any nonmotorized vehicle, trailer, or unlicensed vehicle…

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Sun Prairie

Some Restrictions

City of Sun Prairie bars parking on any public street or municipal lot for 48 or more consecutive hours, and separately…

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Walworth County

Some Restrictions

Parking on county right-of-way in unincorporated Walworth County is limited to designated stalls and areas under…

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Washington County

Some Restrictions

Washington County bars parking within four feet of an alley, private road or driveway entrance and requires vehicles on…

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Waukesha

Some Restrictions

Waukesha bars overnight parking on Central Business District streets between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. beyond 30 minutes, and…

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Waukesha County

Some Restrictions

Waukesha County adopts Wisconsin's statewide stopping and parking rules, Wis. Stat. §§ 346.50-346.55, wholesale for…

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Wausau

Some Restrictions

Wausau bars parking across a marked parking line, so every vehicle must fit entirely within its painted or marked…

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Wauwatosa

Some Restrictions

Wauwatosa requires every vehicle parked on a city street to sit parallel to the curb, facing the direction of traffic…

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West Allis

Some Restrictions

West Allis enforces Wisconsin's stopping-and-parking statutes as city ordinance violations, no blocking driveways…

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Winnebago County

Some Restrictions

Winnebago County enforces Wisconsin's stopping-and-parking statutes, §§ 346.50–346.56, throughout the unincorporated…

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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.

Burlington

Significant Restrictions

No vehicle may sit in one spot on a Burlington street for more than 24 hours, and outside downtown, overnight parking…

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Fitchburg

Significant Restrictions

Every winter, Fitchburg, Wisconsin bans overnight street parking on a rotating side-of-street schedule: Fitchburg City…

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Wauwatosa

Significant Restrictions

Wauwatosa bans parking any vehicle on any street or alley citywide between 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. The only ways around…

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Appleton

Some Restrictions

Appleton bars parking any vehicle or recreational vehicle on a City street or alley between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m…

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Ashwaubenon

Some Restrictions

From November 1 through March 31 each year, Village Code § 7-4-103 bars parking any vehicle on any Ashwaubenon street…

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Beloit

Some Restrictions

Every night between 12:01 a.m. and 7:00 a.m., Beloit Code of Ordinances § 13.03 requires vehicles parked on city…

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De Pere

Some Restrictions

De Pere bans overnight street parking between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., Monday through Friday, under City Code §…

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Green Bay

Some Restrictions

Green Bay bans parking on any city street between 3:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. unless the Parking Division grants prior…

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Kenosha

Some Restrictions

Kenosha prohibits parking a recreational vehicle over 24 feet long on any public street, alley, or right-of-way in a…

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Kenosha County

Some Restrictions

Kenosha County Code § 7.30(2)(b) bars parking, stopping, or standing a vehicle longer than 24 hours in any one spot…

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Madison

Some Restrictions

Madison doesn't ban overnight parking outright: it bans using a public street for long-term vehicle storage. Under MGO…

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Middleton

Some Restrictions

Middleton's on-street storage ban, Municipal Code § 15.04(6)(a), makes it illegal to leave any vehicle, boat, or…

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Milton

Some Restrictions

The City of Milton, Wisconsin does not impose a single citywide overnight parking ban. Instead, Code Section 70-153…

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Milwaukee

Some Restrictions

Milwaukee bars overnight street parking from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. citywide unless the vehicle displays a special privilege…

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Milwaukee County

Some Restrictions

On county-maintained highways posted with all-night parking signs, Milwaukee County bans parking between 11:00 p.m. and…

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Mosinee

Some Restrictions

From November 1 through April 1, Mosinee bans parking or leaving any vehicle standing on any city street or highway…

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Neenah

Some Restrictions

Neenah prohibits on-street parking between midnight and 5 a.m. citywide, with alternate-side and cul-de-sac exceptions…

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New Berlin

Some Restrictions

New Berlin bans parking any vehicle on a city street between 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. without a permit. The Police…

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Oneida County

Some Restrictions

Oneida County bars overnight parking in every parking lot the county maintains, from the Courthouse lot in Rhinelander…

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Outagamie County

Some Restrictions

Outagamie County bans overnight parking in its courthouse and justice center lots unless the county issues a dated…

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Rock County

Some Restrictions

The courthouse parking lots in Janesville, the seat of Rock County government, close to all parking between 10 p.m. and…

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Rothschild

Some Restrictions

From November 1 through April 1, Rothschild bars parking on any public street between 2:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. under §…

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Sun Prairie

Some Restrictions

Sun Prairie bans overnight parking on specific streets rather than citywide: both sides of Linnerud Drive between South…

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Waukesha

Some Restrictions

Waukesha bans street parking downtown for more than 30 minutes between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m., and requires a Police…

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Wausau

Some Restrictions

Between 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m., Wausau requires alternate-side parking citywide: vehicles must park on the even side…

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West Allis

Some Restrictions

West Allis bars parking on any street or municipal lot between 3 a.m. and 6 a.m. under WAMC § 10.105 unless the vehicle…

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Winnebago County

Some Restrictions

Winnebago County bars overnight parking inside its parks except in areas designated as campgrounds or overnight mooring…

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Abandoned Vehicles

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

Wisconsin: statewide

StatewideSome Restrictions

Wisconsin law defines abandoned vehicles and authorizes removal after 48 hours on highways or public property. State…

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Milwaukee County

Heavy Restrictions

Under Wisconsin Statute 342.40, a vehicle left unattended without permission for the period set by the local governing…

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Burlington

Significant Restrictions

Burlington treats any vehicle left unattended on a street or on public or private property for more than 48 hours as…

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Green Bay

Significant Restrictions

Green Bay bans junked, wrecked or non-operating vehicles from streets and public property outright, and limits how long…

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Madison

Significant Restrictions

Leaving a vehicle unattended on any Madison street or on private or public property for more than 48 hours without…

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Middleton

Significant Restrictions

Middleton treats any motor vehicle, trailer, semi-trailer, or mobile home left unattended on a public street, highway…

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Milwaukee

Significant Restrictions

Milwaukee bans abandoning vehicles on any highway, or public or private property, and deems a vehicle abandoned after…

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Mosinee

Significant Restrictions

Leaving any motor vehicle, trailer or manufactured home unattended on a Mosinee street, or on private or public…

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Walworth County

Significant Restrictions

A motor vehicle left unattended for more than 48 hours without the property owner's permission is deemed abandoned in…

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Washington County

Significant Restrictions

Washington County deems any motor vehicle, trailer or mobile home left unattended on public or private property for…

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West Allis

Significant Restrictions

West Allis declares any vehicle left over 48 hours without permission, or any inoperable, unlicensed or junked vehicle…

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Appleton

Some Restrictions

Appleton deems any motor vehicle, trailer or mobile home left unattended on public or private property for more than 48…

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Ashwaubenon

Some Restrictions

Ashwaubenon bans dismantled, non-operating, wrecked or junked vehicles from any street or highway outright, and gives…

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Beloit

Some Restrictions

Beloit treats any vehicle left unattended for more than 36 continuous hours, on public property or, if it looks…

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Brown County

Some Restrictions

Brown County, WI gives Sheriff's deputies authority to tow any vehicle left unattended over 48 hours in the…

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Dane County

Some Restrictions

Dane County Code § 34.03 deems any vehicle, trailer, or mobile home left unattended on a public street or on private…

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De Pere

Some Restrictions

De Pere bars leaving a junked motor vehicle on any street or public property, and caps how long one can sit on private…

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Fitchburg

Some Restrictions

Fitchburg, Wisconsin treats any vehicle left unattended on a public highway, public property, or private property…

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Fond Du Lac County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Fond du Lac County, leaving any motor vehicle unattended on public or private property for more than…

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Kenosha

Some Restrictions

A vehicle left unattended in violation of a parking restriction on any Kenosha public street or highway for 48…

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Kenosha County

Some Restrictions

Kenosha County Code § 7.40 deems a motor vehicle, trailer, or mobile home abandoned once it sits unattended on public…

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Little Chute

Some Restrictions

A vehicle left unattended on any Little Chute street or property for more than 72 hours is deemed abandoned, a public…

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Marathon County

Some Restrictions

Marathon County bars leaving any vehicle unattended on a public highway, on county waters, or on public or private…

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Milton

Some Restrictions

Milton bans storing a disassembled, inoperable, unlicensed, junked or wrecked motor vehicle in the open on public or…

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Neenah

Some Restrictions

Neenah bans abandoned vehicles: a car left more than 72 hours on City property, or 108 hours on private property…

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New Berlin

Some Restrictions

New Berlin bars storing a dismantled, abandoned, junked, wrecked, or nonoperable vehicle on any public or private…

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Oneida County

Some Restrictions

Oneida County can have the Sheriff tow any vehicle parked in violation on Courthouse or Law Enforcement Center lots…

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Outagamie County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Outagamie County, leaving a vehicle unattended and apparently abandoned on public or private property…

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Racine County

Some Restrictions

Racine County treats any vehicle left in one spot 48 hours or more, blocking traffic, or sitting in a no-parking zone…

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Rock County

Some Restrictions

Wisconsin law makes an abandoned vehicle a public nuisance and lets the Rock County Sheriff or a local officer tow it…

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Rothschild

Some Restrictions

Rothschild treats any vehicle left unattended for more than 48 hours on a public street or 30 days on private property…

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Sun Prairie

Some Restrictions

A vehicle left unattended on any Sun Prairie street or on private or public property for more than 48 hours is deemed…

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Waukesha

Some Restrictions

Waukesha treats any vehicle left standing on public or private property without the owner's permission for more than 72…

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Waukesha County

Some Restrictions

Under Wis. Stat. 342.40, a vehicle left unattended without the owner's permission, beyond 48 hours in first-class…

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Wausau

Some Restrictions

Wausau deems any vehicle, trailer or mobile home abandoned, and a public nuisance, once it sits unattended on public or…

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Wauwatosa

Some Restrictions

Wauwatosa treats any vehicle left standing on a street, alley, or public or private place for more than seventy-two…

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Winnebago County

Some Restrictions

Winnebago County treats any motor vehicle, trailer, or mobile home left unattended over 72 hours on public or private…

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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.

Appleton

Some Restrictions

Appleton dedicates curb space to truck and passenger loading under § 19-95. Commercial vehicles displaying required…

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Ashwaubenon

Some Restrictions

Warehouses, manufacturing plants and other high-volume shippers in the Village of Ashwaubenon must provide off-street…

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Burlington

Some Restrictions

Any lot with a business, trade or industrial use in Burlington must provide off-street loading space sized to the use…

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De Pere

Some Restrictions

De Pere's zoning ordinance requires every use that ships or receives goods by truck to provide on-site loading and…

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Fitchburg

Some Restrictions

Fitchburg, Wisconsin reserves signed loading zones for handicapped passenger loading only: Fitchburg City Code § 68-215…

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Green Bay

Some Restrictions

Green Bay requires off-street loading space for any nonresidential building of 5,000 sq. ft. or more that gets truck…

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Kenosha

Some Restrictions

Kenosha lets property occupants apply to the Common Council for a curbside loading zone, but charges an annual…

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Kenosha County

Some Restrictions

Kenosha County requires off-street loading berths for any use with 6,000 square feet or more of gross floor area that…

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Little Chute

Some Restrictions

Commercial and industrial properties in the Village of Little Chute must provide off-street loading space sized and…

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Madison

Some Restrictions

Madison reserves posted truck loading zones for vehicles actually registered as trucks, farm trucks, or dual-purpose…

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Middleton

Some Restrictions

Middleton designates specific curb loading zones under Municipal Code § 15.04(11), where vehicles may stop only while…

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Milton

Some Restrictions

In the City of Milton, Wisconsin, a vehicle cannot sit in a marked loading zone or a business-district alley unless it…

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Milwaukee

Some Restrictions

Milwaukee only carves out curb space for loading and unloading zones through a Common Council permit: commercial owners…

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Milwaukee County

Some Restrictions

On named Milwaukee County trunk highway segments, vehicles may only stop briefly to load or unload while an attended…

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Mosinee

Some Restrictions

Mosinee requires business, trade and industrial uses to provide off-street loading berths sized at least 12 by 40 feet…

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Neenah

Some Restrictions

Neenah caps stops in marked loading zones -- five minutes for passenger pick-up and drop-off, 30 minutes for truck…

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New Berlin

Some Restrictions

New Berlin requires business and industrial lots, other than in the City Center District, to provide off-street loading…

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Outagamie County

Some Restrictions

Commercial and industrial buildings in unincorporated Outagamie County must provide off-street loading spaces sized by…

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Racine County

Some Restrictions

Racine County zoning requires every use in every district to provide loading space clear of public streets, so trucks…

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Rothschild

Some Restrictions

Any commercial, business or industrial lot in Rothschild must provide an off-street loading area under Village Code §…

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Sun Prairie

Some Restrictions

Sun Prairie limits several downtown loading zones to 15 minutes for actual freight loading or unloading once signs are…

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Walworth County

Some Restrictions

In the towns under Walworth County zoning, every use in every district must provide adequate off-street loading space…

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Washington County

Some Restrictions

Washington County prohibits stopping or parking in a designated loading zone except while a licensed operator is…

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Waukesha

Some Restrictions

Waukesha reserves marked loading zones for trucks that are actively loading or unloading, and lets any vehicle…

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Waukesha County

Some Restrictions

County zoning requires off-street loading space in business and industrial districts: one loading space for every…

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Wausau

Some Restrictions

Wausau requires institutional, commercial, industrial, and storage buildings to provide off-street loading space set…

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Wauwatosa

Some Restrictions

Wauwatosa doesn't set fixed loading-zone hours; instead it runs a permit system under Chapter 12.32. A 'loading zone'…

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West Allis

Some Restrictions

Loading and special parking zones on West Allis streets require a permit from the Director of Public Works under WAMC §…

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Winnebago County

Some Restrictions

At Wittman Regional Airport, Winnebago County caps loading-zone parking at five minutes in front of the Terminal…

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Beloit

Light Restrictions

Beloit requires any business served by an alley to load and unload there, not at the curb. Section 13.12 of the Code of…

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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.

Appleton

Significant Restrictions

When Appleton declares a snow emergency, the Mayor or Public Works Director can shut down street parking outright…

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Beloit

Significant Restrictions

When the Public Works Director declares a winter weather emergency under Beloit Code of Ordinances § 13.04, parking or…

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Kenosha

Significant Restrictions

When Kenosha's Director of Public Works declares a snow emergency, no vehicle may park on posted Snow Emergency…

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Milwaukee

Significant Restrictions

Milwaukee bans street parking on any street posted with temporary No Parking signs during a declared snow emergency…

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Burlington

Some Restrictions

Once three inches of snow falls in 24 hours, or blowing snow snarls traffic, Burlington's winter restricted parking…

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Fitchburg

Some Restrictions

When accumulating snow or ice creates a traffic hazard, Fitchburg's police chief declares a snow emergency and switches…

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Green Bay

Some Restrictions

Green Bay bars parking in any street or area the Chief of Police designates a snow emergency or snow removal zone…

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Little Chute

Some Restrictions

Little Chute clears parked vehicles from posted streets within one hour of snow-removal signs going up, and a separate…

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Madison

Some Restrictions

MGO § 12.1335 runs alternate-side overnight parking (1-7 a.m.) from November 15 to March 15 citywide, suspended inside…

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Milton

Some Restrictions

The City of Milton, Wisconsin bans parking on any street or municipal lot once 1.5 inches of snow has fallen, and the…

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Milwaukee County

Some Restrictions

Milwaukee County normally charges a flat $50 sheriff's department fee to tow an illegally parked vehicle, but that fee…

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Mosinee

Some Restrictions

When the Mosinee police chief declares a snow emergency through the news media, parking is banned on every city street…

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Neenah

Some Restrictions

Neenah bans overnight parking from midnight to 5 a.m. citywide, but residential streets get an alternate-side exception…

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New Berlin

Some Restrictions

When New Berlin's Mayor or Council President declares a snow emergency, parking on any street or alley is banned…

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Racine County

Some Restrictions

When snow hits, Racine County's public works director can impose emergency parking restrictions, up to a total ban, on…

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Rothschild

Some Restrictions

Rothschild's Village President, Public Works Administrator, or Police Chief can declare a snow removal emergency…

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Sun Prairie

Some Restrictions

Sun Prairie declares a snow emergency whenever three or more inches falls in 24 hours, and bars parking on posted snow…

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Walworth County

Some Restrictions

Walworth County Public Works runs snow and ice removal on county and state highways under County Code Sec. 16-25…

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Waukesha

Some Restrictions

When the Mayor, Council President or Public Works Director declares a snow emergency in Waukesha, every street and…

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Wausau

Some Restrictions

In Wausau, Marathon County, the Police Chief or Director of Public Works can declare a snow removal emergency under…

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Wauwatosa

Some Restrictions

Wauwatosa declares a snow emergency whenever 3+ inches of snow falls in 24 hours or less, and bans on-street parking…

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West Allis

Some Restrictions

West Allis can declare a citywide snow emergency banning parking on posted emergency thoroughfares and imposing…

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