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Winter parking hours now in effect

  While the greater Frankenmuth area has enjoyed a mild autumn, winter weather will be coming soon and with it, snow removal will be needed.

  The City of Frankenmuth reminds residents that the ordinance prohibiting overnight parking on streets between 2am and 6am will be in effect from November 1 through April 30, 2025 and will soon be enforced.

  This regulation is designed to ensure that streets can be effectively cleared of snow by the Frankenmuth City DPW crew. This enhances public safety and maintaining accessibility during the winter months.

  𠇊lthough the ordinance has been in effect since November 1, enforcement has been temporarily relaxed due to unseasonably warm weather and lack of significant snowfall,” Frankenmuth City Manager Bridget Smith said. “However, as winter weather conditions become more likely, the City will begin actively enforcing the parking restriction to prepare for potential snow and ice removal needs.”

  The key details of the ordinance are, effective dates November 1 to April 30; 2-6am and; it is to allow for safe and effective snow removal and street maintenance during the winter.

  “We understand that the mild weather has led to questions about enforcement, but with the possibility of winter storms on the horizon, it is essential that we clear the streets to ensure safety and accessibility to our roadways. We appreciate the cooperation of our residents in helping us maintain safe and navigable streets for everyone,” Frankenmuth Police Chief Don Mawer said.

  Residents are encouraged to make alternative parking arrangements during the prohibited hours to avoid fines and ensure the City can efficiently manage snow removal operations.

  For more information about the ordinance, please visit www.frankenmuthcity.com.

  “Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we work together to keep Frankenmuth safe and functional throughout the winter season,” Smith concluded.

 

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