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 Parking Enforcement
We do not want residents to be ticketed and towed. Know the rules and regulations of parking during a snow event.
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Parking Compliance
Parking compliance is an important factor in ensuring plows are able to clear roads after a snow event. If plows, City or private, are unable to move through a street because of illegally parked cars, both the quality and the efficiency of snow clearance will be negatively impacted.
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Related Snow Links
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The City takes the following measures to enforce parking:
- Police patrol high priority areas to ticket and, if necessary, tow illegally parked vehicles. Those areas include routes around hospitals and public safety buildings, steep hills, and narrow streets where cars don't follow even-odd parking rules.
- Ticketing and towing illegally parked cars that block plows on narrow roads.
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Residents are reminded to:
- Observe the odd/even parking restrictions on their street to make way for plows
- Move vehicles from the street whenever possible during a significant snowfall
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Overnight Odd-Even Parking Downtown
Seasonal odd and even parking restrictions in parts of downtown Syracuse take effect on Jan. 1, 2021. On certain blocks, overnight on-street parking will alternate and be limited to one side at certain hours. This will allow snow plows to effectively clear the streets unobstructed by parked cars between the hours of 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. The change will create easier and safer access routes for vehicles and pedestrians throughout the business district during the winter season.
The changes are being made to allow street plows to better meet the access needs of downtown for residents, visitors, employees, and service vehicles, and to ensure downtown residents and visitors have clear instruction on where parking will be allowed on public streets, reducing the need for ticketing and towing. This past fall, representatives from the City worked with the Downtown Committee to gather public input on the changes from area businesses, residents and building owners. A map of the area is in the “Related Links” section on this page.
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Snow Priority Parking Enforcement Areas
The City has identified priority streets for parking enforcement during snow events. These streets were selected using city data, including the percentage of multi-family dwellings, the width of the street, and other elements contributing to increased on-street parking. The City also included streets previously identified as problem points for plow drivers.
A list and map of the streets are included below:
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List of Snow Priority Parking Enforcement Areas
This list is subject to updates.
Northeast
100 Collingwood Ave.
300 Collingwood Ave.
100 Durston Ave.
100 Jasper St.
100 Mildred Ave.
200 Nichols Ave.
100 Paul Ave.
100 Peck Ave.
Southeast
500 Clarendon St.
100 Redfield Pl.
200 Robert Dr.
200 Roosevelt Ave.
300 Roosevelt Ave.
800 Sumner Ave.
Northwest
300 Apple St.
200 Bryant Ave.
100 Steuben St.
200 Tennyson Ave.
Southwest
100 Belle Ave.
100 Calthrop Ave.
200 Calthrop Ave.
100 Fernwood Ave.
100 Matson Ave.
300 Newell St.
100 Ostrander Ave.
100 Parkside Ave.
100 Parkway Dr.
100 Reed Ave.
200 Reed Ave.
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