Alternate side parking rules for multiple municipalities

Many begin alternate side parking Nov. 1

(WKBT) — With winter on the horizon, many municipalities have alternate-side parking rules in effect on November 1st. Here’s a rundown of the rules:

ONALASKA

Alternate side parking dates: November 15 – April 1

Parking hours: 1 a.m. – 8 a.m.

Vehicles have to be parked on even-numbered sides of streets on even-numbered calendar days, and odd-numbered sides of streets on nights with odd-numbered calendar days.

WEST SALEM

Alternate side parking dates: November 1 – April 1

Parking hours: 1 a.m. – 6 a.m.

Vehicles have to be parked on even-numbered sides of streets on even-numbered calendar days, and odd-numbered sides of streets on nights with odd-numbered calendar days. No vehicles can be parked in the circular parts of cul-de-sacs during alternate side parking hours. Violation of parking rules may cost you a $15 parking ticket.

HOLMEN

Alternate side parking dates: November 1 – April 1

Parking hours: 1 a.m. – 8 a.m.

Vehicles have to be parked on even-numbered sides of streets on even-numbered calendar days, and odd-numbered sides of streets on nights with odd-numbered calendar days.

TOMAH

Alternate side parking dates: November 1 – April 1

Parking hours: 2 a.m. – 6 a.m.

Vehicles have to be parked on even-numbered sides of streets on even-numbered calendar days, and odd-numbered sides of streets on nights with odd-numbered calendar days. According to a post on the Tomah Police Department’s Facebook page, police will ticket when there’s enough snowfall. The department says it will be issuing warnings during the first few weeks of November.

SPARTA

Alternate side parking dates: November 1 – April 1

Parking hours: 2 a.m. – 6 a.m.

Vehicles have to be parked on even-numbered sides of streets on even-numbered calendar days, and odd-numbered sides of streets on nights with odd-numbered calendar days. No vehicles can be parked on any cul-de-sacs during alternate side parking hours.

EAU CLAIRE

Alternate side parking dates: November 1 – May 1

Parking hours: 12 a.m. – 7 a.m.

Vehicles have to be parked on even-numbered sides of streets on even-numbered calendar days, and odd-numbered sides of streets on nights with odd-numbered calendar days. The day after midnight is the day used to determine the correct side. The rules don’t override more restrictive rules, like any ‘No Parking’ signs. If you get a ticket, it’ll cost you $30.

WINONA

Alternate side parking dates: November 15 – March 15

Parking hours: 12 a.m. – 6:30 a.m.

Vehicles have to be parked on even-numbered sides of streets on even-numbered calendar days, and odd-numbered sides of streets on nights with odd-numbered calendar days. Winona also has rules about two downtown lots affected by alternate side parking. If you get a ticket, it’ll cost you $25, and your vehicle may get towed.

LA CROSSE

In August, the La Crosse Common Council approved new rules for winter parking. There’s no longer a November to March timeframe. Alternate side parking will only be in effect when it snows more than 3 inches. The emergency declaration stays in effect for 48 hours after a snowfall. The rules will be in effect during the entire snow emergency, not just during overnight hours. Vehicles have to be parked on even-numbered sides of streets on even-numbered calendar days, and odd-numbered sides of streets on nights with odd-numbered calendar days.

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