Residential Parking Ban lifted

Released: December 31, 2016 at 9:04 a.m.

Winnipeg, MB - The Residential Parking Ban has been lifted. The City of Winnipeg wishes to thank Winnipeggers for their cooperation during the Residential Street Parking Ban.

The Annual Snow Route Parking Ban remains in effect daily from 2:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. until March 1.

Missed residential streets
If some streets have been missed or only partially cleared, crews will return in the coming days to address outstanding snow clearing requirements. In the meantime, residents can park on their street since the residential parking ban only applied during the scheduled 12-hour period. When plowing crews return, no additional parking restrictions will be imposed. However, residents are still encouraged to move their vehicles should they notice that their street is about to be plowed.

Snow operations update
Sidewalk plowing is continuing until complete along with high pile relocation and hauling to improve sight lines at intersections. Back lane plowing was completed yesterday. Street sanding will continue to improve traction.

Download the official City of Winnipeg Know Your Zone mobile app
The City of Winnipeg's "Know Your Zone" app is now available for free download at the Apple App Store and Google Play App Store. For more information about the app, please visit knowyourzone.winnipeg.ca/app

Sign-up for winter parking ban notifications
The City also offers free email and Twitter notifications which advise subscribers when additional parking bans go into effect. To sign up for notifications visit knowyourzone.winnipeg.ca or contact 311, open 24 hours every day, by phone at 311 or by email at .

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