Visiting New York? Below are the days for 2009 Alternate Side Parking.

On other days, one must take care in parking here as there are no limit to how many parking tickets that may be issued per day to your vehicle.

Should you receive a ticket, will need to contact one of the Finance Business Centers.

If you are pleading ‘not guilty’ on the infraction, you will need to provide evidence to the fact.

January 2009
– January 01, New Year’s Day*
– January 19, Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday
– January 26, Asian Lunar New Year

February 2009
– February 12, Lincoln’s Birthday
– February 16, Washington’s Birthday Presdent’s Day
– February 25, Ash Wednesday

March 2009
– March 10, Purim

April 2009
– April 09, Passover (1st Day)
– April 10, Passover (2nd Day)
– April 10, Holy Thursday
– April 10, Good Friday
– April 15, Passover (7th Day)
– April 16, Passover (8th Day)
– April 17, Good Friday (Orthodox)

May 2009
– May 21, Solemnity of the Ascension
– May 25, Memorial Day
– May 29, Shavuot (1st Day)
– May 30, Shavuot (2nd Day)

June 2009
– NO SUSPENSION

July 2009
– July 03, Independence Day (Observed)*
– July 04, Independence Day

August 2009
– August 15, Feast of the Assumption

September 2009
– September 07, Labor Day*
– September 19, Idul-Fitr (1st Day) / Rosh Hashanah (1st Day)
– September 20, Idul-Fitr (2st Day) / Rosh Hashanah (2nd Day)
– September 21, Idul-Fitr (3rd Day)

October 2009
– October 03, Succoth (1st Day)
– October 04, Succoth (2nd Day)
– October 10, Shemini Atzereth
– October 11, Simchas Torah
– October 12, Columbus Day
– October 17, Diwali

November 2009
– November 01, All Saints Day
– November 03, Election Day
– November 11, Veterans Day
– November 26, Thanksgiving Day*
– November 26, Idul-Adha (1st Day)
– November 27, Idul-Adha (2nd Day)
– November 28, Idul-Adha (3rd Day)

December 2009
– December 08, Immaculate Conception
– December 25, Christmas Day*

* Denotes a major legal holiday.

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