Clearing Critical Spaces
Mar 17, 2026 04:48PM ● By City of Elk Grove News Release
The city spotlighted the Elk Grove Police Department’s parking enforcement officer in a recent newsletter, noting the Measure E–funded role helps keep public roadways safe. Photo courtesy of City of Elk Grove
ELK GROVE, CA (MPG) - From addressing abandoned vehicles to enforcing parking restrictions in fire lanes, crosswalks, bicycle lanes, and school zones, Elk Grove Police Department’s parking enforcement officer is helping ensure the city’s roadways remain clear for residents, visitors and emergency responders.
This full-time, non-sworn position, funded by Measure E, prioritizes concerns based on urgency, with blocked driveways, fire lanes, and school-related safety issues often requiring immediate attention. In 2025 alone, more than 2,800 parking related complaints were addressed across the city. Depending on the situation, the Parking Enforcement Officer may issue warnings for first time or minor violations, while chronic or ongoing issues may result in citations.
Residents can report non-emergency parking concerns through the City’s See Click Fix mobile app or on the city’s website. Reports are typically addressed within 72 hours during the work week. For situations involving immediate safety concerns or suspicious activity, contact the non-emergency line at 916-714-5115 or 911.

















