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Millersburg Parking Ban Starts Saturday Midnight on Jackson, Clay, Washington Streets

Millersburg will ban parking on Jackson, Clay and Washington streets from midnight Saturday to noon Monday due to forecast snow; residents should move vehicles and watch the village Facebook page.

Marcus Williams2 min read
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Millersburg Parking Ban Starts Saturday Midnight on Jackson, Clay, Washington Streets
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The Village of Millersburg announced Friday that it will enforce a parking ban beginning at midnight Saturday, Jan. 24, through noon Monday, Jan. 26, to clear streets ahead of a predicted snowfall. The restriction covers Jackson Street from School Street to Grant Street, Clay Street, and Washington Street from Clinton Street to Adams Street.

Village officials cited the winter storm forecast for Jan. 24 through Jan. 26 as the reason for the temporary restriction. The ban is intended to keep those corridors clear for snow-removal equipment and to maintain access for emergency services. Any changes or updates will be posted on the village’s Facebook page.

The ban affects residential and commercial parking along the listed downtown corridors. Residents who normally park on Jackson Street between School and Grant, on Clay Street, or on Washington Street between Clinton and Adams should relocate vehicles before the restriction takes effect. The timing overlaps weekend activity, which could affect shoppers, employees and delivery drivers who use street parking near the square.

Clear streets are critical for faster plowing and safer travel when heavy snow arrives. With the forecast spanning Saturday through Monday, uninterrupted access for snowplows during overnight and early-morning hours will be especially important for keeping Clinton and Grant corridors passable for emergency vehicles and public services. The specific block limits are narrow but include sections that see regular traffic during business hours.

Local businesses and property owners should factor the ban into staffing and deliveries. Parking displacement will likely push vehicles to side streets and private lots; residents who rely on curbside spots should make alternate arrangements. Commuters heading into Millersburg for weekend errands or work on Monday should account for possible street closures and slower traffic while crews clear the roads.

The village’s use of its Facebook page for updates places responsibility on residents to monitor that channel for any extensions or cancellations. Because conditions can change quickly during winter storms, the village may adjust timing if snowfall projections shift; those adjustments will be published online.

For now, Millersburg residents and visitors should move vehicles off Jackson, Clay and Washington streets before 12:00 a.m. Saturday and expect the restrictions to lift at 12:00 p.m. Monday unless the village posts an update. Keeping those downtown streets clear will shorten plow routes and speed recovery once the storm passes, helping the community return to normal traffic patterns more quickly.

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