Parking Tickets
Individuals can pay parking tickets in person at Town Hall. The vestibule is always open and contains a drop box for payments.
Those seeking to appeal their ticket must do so within ten (10) days of issuance. Complete this form and return it to Town Hall in person or by mail.
Winter Parking Restrictions
Winter parking regulations are posted on signs at the following locations:- STH 47N, 200 feet south of W Broadway Drive, west side of the highway
- STH 125/W College Ave, 391 feet west of N Lilas Drive, north side of the highway
- STH 96/W Wisconsin Ave, 545 feet west of railroad tracks that are west of Badger Ave, north side of the highway
- STH 96/W Wisconsin Ave, 200 feet east of Mayflower Drive, south side of the highway
- STH 15/W Northland Ave, 200 feet east of N Mayflower Drive, south side of the highway
Residents are prohibited from parking vehicles on the street for more than thirty (30) minutes between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. from November 1 until April 1 of the following year (Ordinance 515-4(c)). Emergency response vehicles are exempt.
Upon the declaration of a Snow Emergency, no parking is allowed on any Town street until the emergency has ended or snow plowing operations are declared complete.
Vehicles violating either of these provisions may be issued a citation or moved to a public parking lot or garage at the expense of the owner or operator. The Town will hold the vehicle until all charges for moving and storage are paid.
If you need to leave your vehicle on the street, you must call the Police Department at (920) 832-1575 to request permission. Overnight weather is the primary factor in decisions to permit overnight parking. |
