Overnight parking restrictions return to Midland streets this month, and drivers who leave their vehicles out overnight could face tickets or towing.
The restrictions run from Nov. 15, 2026 to April 1, 2027, according to the Town of Midland. During that window, no parking is permitted on town streets or in municipal parking lots between midnight and 7 a.m. Vehicles found there may be ticketed or towed under the town's Parking By-Law.
The rules are in force every night of the winter season — not only when snow is in the forecast, the town said. The restriction applies around the clock through the season so crews have room to clear roads and keep them safe.
Midland sits on the shores of Georgian Bay in Simcoe County, and the measure is part of the town's annual winter maintenance program. Residents can find more information about winter maintenance at midland.ca/snow.
"Thank you for helping keep Midland's roads safe and clear this winter!" the town said in its notice.
The full rules are set out in the town's Parking By-Law, available at midland.ca/parkingbylaw.
