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Parking Enforcement/Animal ControlParking Enforcement: The City of Oneonta has a great deal of free on-street
parking, metered parking in downtown lots and some streets, and free parking
in the municipal parking garage The City of Oneonta has alternate side of the street parking on certain streets. Read the signs carefully to familiarize yourself with these regulations. There are also various municipal parking lots and the parking garage with varying regulations. All regulations are prominently posted in the lots and the garage.
Whenever there is more than 2 1/2 inches or more of snowfall, no vehicles are permitted to park on any city street. Vehicles are subject to being ticketed and towed. Minimum towing fee is $100.00 plus the cost of the ticket.
Animal Control: City of Oneonta Animal Control primarily consists of the seizure of stray or loose dogs and cats here in the City, under Article 7 of New York State Agriculture & Markets Law. The Animal Control Officer also deals with other article 7 laws and local ordinances such as leash laws, barking, and animal abuse cases which are from Article 26 of the Agriculture & Markets Law.
The office is not equipped or permitted by state law to trap or remove any
wildlife, such as raccoons, skunks, bats, squirrels, etc. If you have a
wildlife issue please call a local wildlife trapper or rehabilitator. If you
are not a City of Oneonta resident please contact your local dog control
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on Market Street. This parking is, of course, subject to restrictions.
Additionally,
the City of Oneonta has a full-time Parking Enforcement Officer to make sure
there is adequate parking available for downtown shoppers, tourists and
downtown employees.
If you have any questions about parking regulations or any
other traffic concern, please call the Oneonta Police Department at
607.432.1113 or the City Clerk's Office at 607.432.6450.