Traffic & Transit
Princeton Police Enforcing Overnight Parking Rules Beginning Tuesday
Police are beginning an educational campaign to educate vehicle owners "with the expectation of summonses to be issued in January 2023."
PRINCETON, NJ — Princeton Police are beginning an "educational/warning campaign" about overnight parking violations on Tuesday night, the department said.
Police said officers will leave a warning notice on any vehicle in violation of the borough's overnight parking rules, letting the owner know what ordinance is being violated.
"This campaign is to help educate vehicle owners with the expectation of summonses to be issued in January 2023," police said in a Facebook post.
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Police advised residents to visit the municipal clerk's office website for more information about permits. The Permit Parking Task Force also has a list of current parking zones and proposed changes by zone.
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