Main Street Parking Ban
Overnight parking is prohibited every night on Main Street for cleaning.
The hours of restriction are 2:00am-6:00am on all of Main Street.
Winter Parking Ban
The all-night parking ban for the Winter Season goes into effect from November 1st - April 30th
The hours of restriction are 2:00am-6:00am on all Village Streets.
Parking Lot Bans
Some designated village parking lots have their own parking bans. Motorists should read the signs at the entrance of the parking lot that they intend to use before actually parking and see if a restriction applies.
The following parking lots prohibit parking from 2:00 AM - 6:00 AM
Sunday Night - Main St. Municipal Parking Lot.
Monday Night - Upper NBT Parking Lot.
Wednesday Night - Texaco Parking Lot next to Marcy Rd.
Thursday Night - Lower NBT Parking Lot.
The following parking lot prohibits parking after 11:00 PM
Every Night - The Mirror Lake Drive Municipal Parking lot (located next to The Lake Placid Pub & Brewery)
The municipal parking lot located on Main St. in between Stewarts Shop and The High Peaks Cyclery has split overnight restrictions. The left side is closed on a different night than the right side. Make sure to check your side before parking overnight.
Permit Parking
Official signs are posted in various locations within the village that designate an area as a Permit Parking Area. No person shall park any vehicle in any of the permit parking spaces without having a valid parking permit sticker issued by the Lake Placid Police Department. Permits can be obtained by applying in person at the Police Department or online here: Parking Permit Application
** A Receipt/Voucher obtained from a parking meter pay station IS NOT a permit to park in a permit area.
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This ordinance will be strictly enforced and violators will be ticketed.
**The Police Department has the authority to remove any and all vehicles that are parked or abandoned during snowstorms, snow removal and other emergencies.