Parking Regulations
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Regular Parking Regulations |
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| Winter Parking Restrictions |
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From November 1, to April 1, there will be no nightly on-street parking ban. Instead, street parking restrictions are alert-based throughout the winter. This means that residents can park on the street overnight unless a Winter Parking Ban Alert is issued. An alert will be issued when 5cm or more of snow or freezing rain is in the forecast, and will be sent out by 2:00 p.m. restricting on-street parking from 1:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. These alerts are sent to our subscribers by email, posted on social media (Facebook, Instagram and X) and on our four LED Boards. Important: To be notified, please register for parking ban alerts through the Township’s notification system: Register for Parking Ban Notices During a Winter Parking Ban Alert, residents should park in their driveways or use one of our designated overnight parking areas listed below. Vehicles left on the street during an active ban are subject to fines and towing at the owner’s expense.
Special occasion temporary parking permits are available at no cost. Please contact the Public Safety and Enforcement Department at 613-443-3066, extension 8. |
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Temporary No Parking |
| During planned snow removal, temporary "No Parking" signs are posted along streets to be cleared. This parking ban applies to all vehicles, including vehicles with residential parking permits. Any vehicle parked on the street during snowbank removal operations will be ticketed and towed. |
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Designated Overnight Parking Areas |
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During a winter parking ban, you can park at one of four designated parking areas between 7:00p.m. and 7:00a.m.:
There are a total of 48 overnight parking spots available. Any vehicle that remains parked in these designated parking areas during the day may be issued a ticket. Commercial vehicles, buses, and trailers cannot park in these designated areas overnight. These lots are not supervised or controlled, and the Township will not be responsible for damage to vehicles. Special occasion temporary parking permits are available for on street parking at no cost. Please contact the Public Safety and Enforcement Department.
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Parking Tickets
A Provincial Offences Act (POA) Part II Offence Notice is also called a parking ticket or a parking infraction.
Parking tickets are issued against the license plate of a vehicle, not the driver of the vehicle. In order to avoid additional fees or an unwanted conviction, the ticket should be dealt with within 15 days of the issue date.
Pay a Parking Ticket
You must pay your parking ticket on or before the due date written on your notice. The due date is indicated on your ticket.
Pay Online |
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Reminders for online payments:
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Submit Payment by Mail |
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Send your payment by mail to:
Township of Russell 717 Notre Dame Street Embrun ON K0A 1W1
When sending a payment in the mail:
Your payment will only be considered complete when we receive and process it at Town Hall, not on the postmarked date. |
Pay In-Person |
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You can pay in person at Town Hall at 717 Notre Dame Street, Embrun. |
Options, Fees and Timelines
Option 1 - Set Fine payment |
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The Township must receive the payment within 15 days of the Parking Infraction Notice (PIN) issue date. The Set Fine is in effect immediately. Payment of the set fine amount should be paid before the conviction fees or other costs are added. |
Option 2 - Trial option or Initiate a review |
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