How do I obtain a "No Parking" sign, and is there a cost?
"No Parking" signs can be obtained from the Parking Department at 2 South Court Street or by calling (301) 600-1429. "No Parking" signs can be obtained for the following activities as follows (Pricing may vary depending on location):
  • Moving: $1 per hour or $8 max per metered space per day. $1 per non-metered space per day with a limit of 3 spaces. There is $4 deposit per sign. If stakes are needed there is a $4 deposit per stake.
  • Wedding: $1 per hour metered space. 3 hour max limit. $1 per non-metered space per day. A limit of 5 spaces. There is $4 deposit per sign. If stakes are needed there is a $4 deposit per stake.
  • Contractors: $4 per day per metered space for the first week, second week and beyond is $8 per day per metered space. $1 per non-metered space, per day. When renting a metered space by the month, 1st month is $40, 2nd month is $80, 3rd month is $120, and 4th month is $160 per space. Limit of 3 spaces unless authorized by supervisor. There is $ 4 deposit per sign. If stakes are needed there is a $4 deposit per stake.
  • Funerals: Funerals handled through a local funeral home shall receive signs to cover one city block in the area of the funeral. The time limit shall be three hours per funeral. There is a flat rate of $25 per funeral to cover the signage for the affected block.
  • Memorial Service: $1 per sign, or a maximum of $10 per memorial service. There is no deposit for these signs.
  • Dumpsters or Lift: $8 for metered space, per day. $1 for non-metered space, per day. There is $4 deposit per sign..

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1. What are the locations of the parking garages and municipal lots?
2. Do vehicles with legal handicap tags or a hanging handicap placard have to pay to park on city parking meters and/or garages?
3. What are the fees for parking garages and municipal lots?
4. How do I obtain a "No Parking" sign, and is there a cost?
5. Can any resident obtain a "Residential Parking Permit" and is there a cost? Does a "Residential Parking Permit" allow parking anywhere in the city?
6. What is the "Park and Shop" program?
7. What is the "Courtesy Parking" program?
8. I should not have gotten this citation. Can the police void it?
9. How do I pay my fines?
10. I requested that my citation be reviewed and was unsatisfied with the results or I want to request a trial date to have a hearing on the merits.
11. I paid my fines. Why am I still getting delinquent notices?
12. What if I ignore the notice or fail to pay my fines?
13. What is a "scofflaw"?
14. What happens if a vehicle is abandoned?
15. Are there special reserved parking spaces?
16. Where do I park if I am called to jury duty?
17. Are there any accomodations made for library patrons?