CURRENT STATUS: Maintenance Parking Ban Scheduled – Parking Lot Maintenance:
UPCOMING PARKING BAN – On Sunday, June 1, 2025 and Monday, June 2, 2025 the following lots will be closed to all vehicles all day and overnight:
- Gilbo Ave East Lot
- Elm Street Lot
- Wells Street (Excluding the Garage) and Roxbury Plaza lots
- Library Annex Lot & on-site Library Parking
During these times, please utilize on-street parking or non-reserved spaces in the Commercial Street parking lot.
Weather Contingency: If inclement weather occurs, the work will be rescheduled to Monday, June 2, 2025 and Tuesday, June 3, 2025.
*View the overnight parking lot options and be sure to park in the right lot on the right night.
Keene Parking Ban Notifications
When a parking ban has been declared, we will notify the public via:
- email and text (SMS) (*Make sure to reply “YES” to the confirmation text message sent to you if you sign up for text notifications – it will state, “City of Keene: Reply YES to recurring news & promo texts. Msg&data rates may apply. Terms:…”)
- this KeeneNH.gov/parkingban web page
Notices will be made at least 6 hours in advance.
Scheduled Maintenance Parking Ban Rules
The Public Works Director will declare scheduled maintenance parking bans to provide for overnight City street maintenance operations as necessary. During a parking ban, no vehicles or trailers can be parked overnight on City streets or in public on-street parking spaces. This may also apply to public parking lots when a parking ban is declared.
Certain public parking lots will be available to provide alternative overnight parking options.
View Online Parking Lots Map (GPS) (last updated 2/6/2025)
View Printable Parking Lots Map (last updated 2/6/2025)
Except when the Public Works Director has declared a Parking Ban, overnight on-street parking is allowed year-round where it is not otherwise prohibited.
Have Questions?
Check out our Q&A page for answers to common questions about both emergency weather parking bans and scheduled maintenance parking bans. Have a question that’s not listed? Send it to us using the form below. You may also call Public Works at (603) 352-6550.
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