• What does the new ordinance do? ▲
  The new Residential Street Parking Ordinance prohibits parking on some specific neighborhood streets, and allows Odd-Even Parking on other streets. 

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• Where is parking prohibited? ▲
  Parking is prohibited on the major thoroughfares. A list of these roads is in the ordinance as well as available at the Port Wentworth Police Department.

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• What is Odd-Even Parking? ▲
  On most streets in residential areas, you will be allowed to park on the side of the street with even addresses in even months (Feb, April, June, etc.), and on the side of the street with odd addresses in odd months (Jan, March, May, etc.). 

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• Will the City put up signs letting us know? ▲
  Yes. The City will be installing new signs at all neighborhoods and residential areas informing residents of the new rules. 

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• What happens if I park on the wrong side? ▲
  The new ordinance allows the Police to write a warning or a citation.

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• How much will the citation cost? ▲
  A parking violation citation could range from $75 to $500, depending on how many previous citations you have been issued. The City may also tow your vehicle if it is deemed a public safety hazard or is a habitual violator. 

  If you have any additional question, please contact the Port Wentworth Police Department’s non-emergency number 912-964-4360. The new ordinance is City Code § 13-50, et seq.

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