Parking restrictions enforced during Browns home games
Violaters will be towed
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Courtesy: Cleveland Police Department
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Posted: 10/13/2012
CLEVELAND -
The Cleveland Police department would like to remind all Browns fans and others coming to downtown Cleveland on Sunday that parking restrictions are in effect where ever the bright orange signs are posted.
Restrictions are typically in place three hours before each game and continue until two hours after the game ends.
Signs will be attached to posts, poles, and parking meters where the restrictions are enforced.
Violators will be ticketed and towed if parked in violation.
The owner of the car would have to prove ownership of the vehicle and pay all associated fines and fees to have their automobile released from impound. This can be done at the Cleveland Justice Center located at 1300 Ontario Street.
Cleveland Police encourage carpooling and the use of public transportation to and from Cleveland Brown’s Stadium.
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