Your Neighborhood

The City of Jacksonville Beach is committed to working with the community to address all parking issues. Please contact Parking Services about specific parking concerns in your neighborhood. Your concerns will be assigned, tracked, logged and responded to quickly and efficiently.

When contacting Parking Services, leave a detailed description of the parking issue including:

The exact location of the parking issue.
The usual time of day you notice the parking problem.
A description of the vehicle.
Your name and phone number. This is a very important piece of the problem-solving process. Parking Enforcement Officers will investigate the concern and may need to call you back for more information.

Email: parking@jaxbchfl.net
Phone: 904.247.4004

If your concerns are occurring on private property contact the Code Enforcement Division.

Parking Etiquette

Park 20 ft. from a crosswalk, marked or unmarked.
Do not park on a sidewalk even if it crosses your driveway.
Do not obstruct traffic by parking in a bicycle lane, an alley or in any lane of traffic.
Do not park within an intersection.
When parallel parking, do not park facing traffic.
Use only one marked parking space when spaces are available.
Do not block driveways.
Do not park within 30 feet of a stop sign. A driver may not see and not stop causing a traffic crash.
Do not park in an area with a “No Parking” sign. These areas are zoned for your safety.
Do not park a vehicle “for sale” on the street.
Do not repair a vehicle on the street unless it is an emergency.

Recreational Vehicle Parking

Recreational vehicles, boats, boat trailers, motor homes or other, may only be parked on a city street, in a residential area, for a reasonable amount of time, for the purpose of loading and unloading.

Visitors parking motor homes within the city are subject to all traffic laws. Drivers should review the Parking Etiquette. Motor homes may park up to 60 hours. Visitors staying longer than 60 hours should contact Parking Services.

Camping

Camping in any vehicle parked on the street is not allowed.

Private Property

The Code Enforcement Division of the Planning and Development Department is committed to the effective enforcement of the City’s codes and ordinances affecting the use and maintenance of private property throughout the City.