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New York City maintains alternate-side parking during 9/11 anniversary

New York City motorists faced mandatory alternate-side parking restrictions during the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. While Mayor Zohran Mamdani had signed an executive order establishing an annual citywide Day of Remembrance and Service, the order did not include a suspension of parking rules for street cleaning.

Critics and social media users expressed frustration, labeling the lack of suspension as disrespectful to the occasion and first responders. The Department of Sanitation confirmed that no previous mayor has suspended alternate-side parking for the anniversary, noting that such suspensions are typically reserved for weather conditions like snow or ice.

City Councilwoman Amanda Farías has sought to change this policy. She introduced legislation in January aimed at permanently suspending alternate-side parking every September 11, though she noted that her previous requests to have the bill heard by the Transportation Committee were not placed on the agenda.

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Amanda Farías · New York City · New York City Department of Sanitation · New York City Department of Transportation · Zohran Mamdani

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