Overnight Parking Permission: **PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE SUBMITTING YOUR REQUEST**  Each parking request requires a valid license plate number and MUST be submitted prior to 2:00 AM of the first day requested.  Parking permission is limited to four (4) consecutive days and a maximum of ten (10) separate requests per year.  Please note parking permission will NOT be granted on commercial vehicles.  Commercial vehicles include tractor trailer trucks, trucks weighing over 26,000 GVWR, vehicles designed for commercial purposes, boats and trailers.  Requests for exceptions to the above rules must be made directly to the Madison Village Police Department either in person, or by contacting our station at 440-428-3421 M-F 8am-4:30pm.

All vehicles receiving parking permission must be parked legally (i.e. not in violation of posted signs, fire hydrants, wrong direction, private property, prohibited zones, etc.).  All parking requests are subject to parking snow bans that occur any time there is an accumulation of snow or ice on the roadway, and you may still receive a parking citation or have your vehicle towed during a snow ban regardless of whether you have entered a parking permission

This form can provide first responders with valuable information on at-risk residents of Madison Village. Please consider using this form for any residents that might be considered "At-Risk". This can include elderly, disabled, or special needs individuals who may leave a residence unexpectedly, become lost or confused, live alone, or have difficulty identifying themselves or communicating with responding officers.

Please fill out each field with as much detail as possible, including anything that may assist officers in locating, identifying, or assisting the individual. Including a recent photo of the individual is encouraged. The information provided can be invaluable to our officers and help us provide help to these individuals and their families.

ALL INFORMATION SUBMITTED SHALL BE CONFIDENTIAL AND ONLY USED FOR AUTHORIZED EMERGENCY PURPOSES