Parking for High Holidays 2022 • 5783

 

We recommend parking in residential spots close to the Jewish Community Center of the East Bay (JCCEB) if possible. If you attend evening services, parking restrictions in residential spots will not affect you. If you attend daytime services, we suggest that you display a sign explaining that you're attending services.

 

You can download a sign here to print and then display in your windshield. It will help Berkeley Parking Enforcement recognize why your car may be in a 2-hour residential parking spot for more than two hours. We will also have signs available to pick up as you enter services.

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Do not use the sign to park in yellow or green zones, by parking meters, in spaces that block driveways, drop off and pick up zones, or parking lots of nearby stores. You will be ticketed or towed for all such infractions.

 

The sign does not guarantee that you will not receive a parking ticket, but does help pre-alerted Berkeley Parking Enforcement personnel know to "pass over" your car. 

 

Neither the JCCEB or Jewish Gateways is responsible for any tickets incurred.

 

If you should incur a ticket during Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur in a residential (non-metered) parking spot and you displayed the sign indicating you were at services, please send a copy of your ticket right away to request a dismissal to: 

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Traffic Bureau

Berkeley Police Department

841 Folger Street

Berkeley, CA 94710

 

We appreciate the support and flexibility of the Berkeley Police Department.