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Council discusses lifting 2-hour parking limit outside downtown after stakeholder outreach

Glens Falls City Council · March 11, 2026
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Summary

Council members discussed changing the two-hour parking limit outside downtown and said police, fire, public works and the school district reported no objections. The proposal was presented as the first step and referred for follow-up.

The presiding official said the council is pursuing a change to a two-hour parking limit outside the downtown area and has taken initial steps to consult key stakeholders. "I had conversations with all of those, stakeholders to find out if anybody had concerns. Nobody did," the presiding official said, identifying police, fire, public works and the school district as consulted parties.

The official described the discussion as a first step toward changing the parking restriction, saying the city will continue to coordinate with affected departments and agencies. No formal vote on a parking ordinance or amendment was recorded in the available transcript.

Council members gave brief affirmative responses during the discussion; the item was introduced during old business and will require follow-up committee work or a formal ordinance if the council advances the proposal.