Ocean city police issue baltimore avenue parking advisory
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Ocean City Police Issue Baltimore Avenue Parking Advisory

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October 9, 2024
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*Ocean City, MD- Trailers and oversized vehicles are prohibited from parking on Baltimore Avenue at any time according to guidelines set by the Ocean City Police Department. Additionally, between May 1 and October 31, parking these types of vehicles on any street or public paved lot requires a permit. These permits can be acquired by registered participants of the Endless Summer Cruisin’ event for a fee of $50 from the event organizer.

To accommodate those who do not hold permits, the Ocean City Police Department has provided three options for trailer parking within the town. First, the West Ocean City Park & Ride offers limited free trailer parking beginning Monday, October 7 through Monday, October 14. This move is geared towards easing congestion and facilitating the orderly movement of vehicles during the event period.

Secondly, the 100th Street gravel lot is another option available for trailer parking. Parking here is offered for a daily fee which can be settled on the premises. However, potential users are advised that this lot has very limited space due to ongoing construction in the vicinity, thus planning ahead is essential for those preferring this option.

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