Parking

 There are 11 Accessible Parking Permit spaces located in the downtown core (paid parking $1.00/hour), 21 spaces located throughout the municipal parking lots (free parking) and 6 located at the Town Dock (paid parking $1.50/hour).

 Emergency vehicles and personnel need to respond at a moment's notice and must have free and unobstructed access. Illegally parked vehicles may prevent them from gaining access. Fire routes are generally found on private properties such as shopping malls, schools, townhouse complexes, condominiums, places of worship, nursing homes, hospitals, office buildings, and at public facilities.

•  On-Street Parking: Enforced Monday to Saturday, 9:00am to 5:00pm.
• Harbour Parking: Enforced seven days per week.
• Free Lot Parking: No overnight parking permitted.

Midland parking rules are very similar as the parking rules found in the Highway Traffic Act, which regulates parking and other aspects of traffic for all highways in Ontario. By-laws are passed by Town Council to regulate parking. The parking regulations are consistent with others throughout the province. Although every licensed driver is responsible for knowing the rules of the road, the Town also notifies drivers of our parking regulations in several ways. Signs are posted on our streets and parking lots and various forms of advertising occur throughout the year.

Restrictions:

• No overnight parking in Municipal Lots or Downtown On Street Parking.

• From November 1st to April 1st of each year, our snow removal parking restrictions come into effect.  Vehicles parked on any street or in a municipal parking lot are subject to a fine and towed from 12:01 a.m. to 7:00 a.m.

• No parking on private property without authorization. This includes shopping malls that have signs posted to regulate parking.

Those with Ontario Veteran License Plates can park for free at the parking meters and in our municipal lots. All other provisions of our parking by-law shall continue to be applicable.