Learn about parking restrictions, temporary decals, and how neighborhoods can petition for changes to on-street parking regulations.
The City of Tamarac maintains safe, orderly neighborhoods through community-driven parking regulations
View the 16 neighborhoods with overnight parking restrictions from 12AM-6AM.
Apply for a temporary parking decal valid for up to 14 days per month.
Learn how your neighborhood can add or remove parking restrictions with 55% support.
16 neighborhoods currently have parking restrictions that remain in effect. These restrictions were established through previous community petitions or City Commission action.
Residents have the power to add or remove parking restrictions through a petition signed by 55% of property owners. The City Commission may also act by majority vote.
Eligible residents in restricted neighborhoods can obtain temporary decals for up to 14 days per calendar month. Decals must be displayed on the driver's side windshield.
Restrictions ensure emergency vehicle access, reduce congestion, and preserve neighborhood quality. Vehicles without valid decals during restricted hours are subject to citation.
On-street parking is prohibited in designated neighborhoods between 12:00 AM (midnight) and 6:00 AM, seven days a week. Emergency vehicles are always exempt from these restrictions.
Check our list of 16 restricted neighborhoods on the Neighborhoods page. If your neighborhood is listed, parking restrictions apply overnight. You'll also see "No Parking" signs posted throughout restricted areas.
Eligible residents may apply for a temporary on-street parking decal using the City’s application. You'll need proof of residency (driver's license, utility bill, or lease agreement). Each household may receive one decal valid for up to 14 days per calendar month.
To add or remove parking restrictions, submit a petition to the Code Compliance Division with signatures from at least 55% of property owners (one vote per home). Only property owners listed in official records may sign. The City will verify the petition and implement changes upon approval.
The City Manager may establish fees for administrative processing of petition applications, signage installation, or temporary parking decals. Fee waivers may be considered for hardship cases. Contact the Code Compliance Division for current fee information.