Parking

Parking is free in municipally owned parking lots in Dieppe, but some restrictions apply. Failure to abide by them may lead to getting a ticket or being towed.

Winter parking 

Curbside parking is prohibited between midnight and 7 a.m. from December 1 to March 31. However, the municipality may lift the restriction if no snow or ice removal operations are planned.

Residents should always check for parking restrictions. If a ban is in effect, a notice will be published on dieppealerts.ca before 4 p.m. on the day the ban applies. Always check before parking your vehicle on the street.

You can stay informed about parking restrictions:

• on the Dieppe Alert dashboard at dieppealerts.ca
• by signing up at dieppealerts.ca to receive email notices

Keep in mind that even when parking is allowed between snow-clearing operations, households without enough parking space on their property must still find alternatives on nights when snow crews are working.

If your car is parked on the street during a parking ban, it may be towed at your expense. You may also receive a fine.

Existing parking restrictions

Parking restrictions already in effect on certain streets or sections of streets remain in place. Follow the posted signs as winter overnight parking restrictions do not override existing ones.

Prohibited parking

The city’s designated no-parking zones are clearly indicated either on the pavement or on signs along streets, sidewalks and buildings.

Heavy and recreational vehicles

Bylaw Z-10 deals with the parking and storage of heavy and recreational vehicles (RVs). You are allowed to park your RV in your front yard between April 1 and November 30.

Strategic plan for parking management

View the executive summary of the strategic plan for parking management on the Plans, Reports and Studies page.