Frequently Asked Questions
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find out about projects happening in my neighborhood?
What is my neighborhood watch group?
Who maintains the tree between the sidewalk and the road?
Who should I contact if I’ve got maintenance/repair concerns about a property in my neighborhood?
Where can I find information about parking tickets/vehicle towing for cars appearing to be abandoned on the side of the road?
The vehicle must accumulate a total of 3 unpaid parking tickets that are each over 30 days old to be booted. Once booted, the owner has 72 hours to satisfy the tickets, or it gets towed. The Erie Parking Authority facilitates the ticketing, booting, and towing process.
If you have a vehicle on your street that is parked illegally or seems to be abandoned, you can call the Parking Authority at 814-455-5493 to let them know so they can look into beginning the ticketing process.
If you have further questions about the process or a vehicle that you are unsure what to do about, reach out to the Erie Citizen Response Center by visiting their website or calling 814-870-1111.
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