City Parking Rules 2009

2007

New Year's Day* January 1, Mon
Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday January 15, Mon
Lincoln's Birthday February 12, Mon
Asian Lunar New Year February 18, Sun
President's Day February 19, Mon
Ash Wednesday February 21, Wed
Purim March 4, Sun
Passover: First/Second Days April 3-4, Tue-Wed
Holy Thursday April 5, Thurs
Holy Thursday (Orthodox) April 5, Thurs
Good Friday April 6, Fri
Good Friday (Orthodox) April 6, Fri
Passover: Seventh/Eighth Days April 9-10, Mon-Tue
Solemnity of Ascension May 17, Thurs
Shavuot: First/Second Day May 23-24, Wed- Thurs
Memorial Day* May 28, Mon
Independence Day* July 4, Wed
Feast of Assumption August 15, Wed
Labor Day* September 3, Mon
Rosh Hashanah September 13-14, Thurs-Fri
Yom Kippur September 22, Sat
Succoth: First/Second Day September 27-28, Thurs-Fri
Shemini Atzereth October 4, Thurs
Simchas Torah October 5, Fri
Columbus Day October 8, Mon
Idul-Fitr October 12-14, Fri-Sat-Sun
All Saints Day November 1, Thurs
Election Day November 6, Tues
Diwali November 9, Fri
Veterans Day November 11, Sun
Veterans Day (Observed) November 12, Mon
Thanksgiving Day* November 22, Thurs
Immaculate Conception December 8, Sat
Idul-Adha December 19-21, Wed-Thu-Fri
Christmas Day* December 25, Tues

Asterisk (*) indicates Major Legal Holidays.

The City suspends alternate side of the street parking regulations, for both street cleaning purposes and traffic flow, on the legal or religious holidays for September 2006 listed above.
All other regulations remain in effect. Please check the signs before you park.
For more information, call the Hotline: 311

On major legal holidays, stopping, standing, and parking are permitted, except in areas where stopping, standing, and parking rules are in effect 7 days a week (for example, "No Standing Anytime"). However, parking meters will not be in effect on major legal holidays.