"City Revives Parking Ticket Tradition: A Return to the Bright Stickers. In a move that has left many residents wondering, the city has reinstated a familiar practice that was thought to be a relic of the past - slapping bright stickers on the windshields of cars that are parked in no-parking zones during street sweeper operations. After a 14-year hiatus, the city has brought back this visual warning system in an effort to improve compliance and reduce the need for costly parking tickets. While some may view the stickers as a nuisance, city officials argue that they serve as a crucial reminder to drivers to move their vehicles during designated street sweeping times, helping to keep streets clean and efficient. As the city's streets are set to undergo their first sticker-filled sweep, residents are left to wonder if this old-school approach will be effective in modern times."
After 14 years, the city has returned to slapping bright stickers on cars that do not move for street sweepers.
