Shorewood Changes Parking Rules Amid Coronavirus Emergency

SHOREWOOD, WI — As residents grapple with the effects of the coronavirus public health emergency, officials in Shorewood have made several changes to village parking rules.

According to the Village of Shorewood, the police department will not be enforcing parking on the following:

• Time zones on residential streets
• No parking zones
• Village-owned parking lots (Menlo, Hubbard Park, River Park, Village Center, 4400 Oakland Ave (Oakland Lot)

The Police Department will continue to enforce State Ordinance violations which include parking:

• Prohibited by sign
• On private property
• Too close to crosswalk
• Too close to fire hydrant
• Too close to a driveway
• In a public lot w/o a permit
• Left wheels to curb
• ADA Parking
• In alleys

The Police Department will also enforce parking on the following:

• Loading zones
• The Shorewood Business District (N. Oakland Avenue)
• Parking complaints
• Overnight parking in private lots (Feerick Funeral Home, North Shore Bank, TCF Bank, Metro Market, LightHorse, 4100 Oakland/Ogden)

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Overnight Parking Restrictions Temporarily Lifted

Overnight parking restrictions have been temporarily lifted in the village through April 10, meaning motorists may park on the street without requesting permission.

According to village officials, the next date motorists would need to request overnight parking permission would be for the morning of Monday, April 13.

If anyone has questions about overnight parking during this time, they are directed to call the village at 414-847-2610 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. for more information.