City of Binghamton Winter Parking Rules Return This Weekend

(BINGHAMTON, N.Y.)—Mayor Jared M. Kraham on Tuesday reminded residents that the City of Binghamton's winter alternate side parking rules take effect Sunday, December 1^st at 5pm.

Mayor Kraham said: "Binghamton's alternate side parking rules return for the winter this weekend. We're reminding residents that police will be actively enforcing parking laws and ticketing violators. When residents follow the City's winter parking rules, they're helping make sure our plow drivers can safely and efficiently clear the streets and keep roads open to emergency vehicles during snow events."

The City's alternate side parking rules are in effect daily December 1^st through March 15^th.

During snow events, residents are strongly encouraged to move vehicles off the street and into driveways or parking lots at City parks to assist with snow removal efforts.

The City's alternate side parking policy includes the following guidelines:

• On even calendar days, park on the even side of the street until 5pm.
• On odd calendar days, park on the odd side of the street until 5pm.
• The change in parking occurs each day at 5pm.
  For example, since December 2 is an even day, vehicles must be moved to the odd side of the street at 5pm Residents should think, "Park for tomorrow."
• Rules are in effect 24 hours per day.
• Alternate side parking rules apply to all City streets, including those with parking on only one side, except for those explicitly listed as exempt below.
• Streets with no parking on both sides of the street remain no parking zones on both sides of the street. In these cases, alternate side parking does not apply.

The following areas are exempt from alternate side parking rules:

• All Kiosk Parking
• Alfred Street—Between Grand and Lookout Streets.
• Clinton Street—Between Glenwood Avenue and Jarvis Street.
• Conklin Avenue—Between South Washington Street and the State Street Bridge off-ramp.
• Court Street—Between the Court Street Bridge and Fayette Street.
• Crandall Street—Between Clinton Street and dead-end.
• Delavan Avenue—Between Iva Avenue and the dead-end to the northeast.
• Fayette Street—Between Court and Susquehanna Street.
• Florence Avenue—Between Eaton Place and Leroy Street.
• Front Street—Between Riverside Drive and Leroy Street.
• Harrison Street—Between Matthews Street and West End Avenue.
• Judson Avenue—Between Lorraine and Glenwood Avenue.
• King Avenue—Between St. John Avenue and Walnut Street.
• Lookout Street—Between Telegraph and Alfred Streets.
• Lourdes Road—Between Riverside Drive and the dead-end to the north.
• McDonald Avenue—Between Front Street and Front Street.
• Minerva Avenue—Between Grand Boulevard and Schubert Street.
• Mitchell Avenue—Between Vestal Avenue and Morris Street.
• Oak Street—Between Gaines Street and Prospect Street.
• Park Avenue—Between Vestal Avenue and Morris Street.
• Park Street—Between Schubert and Harrison Streets.
• Prospect Street—Between Front Street and Glenwood Avenue.
• Ronan Street—Between Baxter and Prospect Streets (odd side only).
• Seminary Avenue—Between Chestnut Street and Laurel Avenue.
• West Street—Between Clinton and Phelps Streets.

More information is available on the City's Website.

For questions, residents should contact the Binghamton Police Traffic Division at (607) 772-7095.