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Curfew applies to those that are 17 years old and under. Sunday - Thursday curfew is 11 p.m.; Friday and Saturday it's midnight. For new drivers, under 18, curfew is reduced by an hour; so it is 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. respectively.Police - Community Regulations
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When a school bus is traveling on a 2-lane roadway and is stopped to pick up or drop off pupils, the vehicles in all lanes of traffic must stop. Vehicles should stop at least 20 feet before reaching the school bus to allow pupils to cross the roadway safely.Police - Community Regulations
When a school bus is traveling on a 4-lane roadway with at least two lanes of traffic traveling in the opposite direction, only those lanes of traffic traveling in the same direction as the school bus must stop. Pupils shall not be required to cross four or more lanes of traffic to reach their residence.
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Certain lots are designated only for residents or those with a paid parking permit. A map showing all the available parking at the train station is available at Village Hall and online with thePolice - Community Regulations
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To obtain a parking permit for the Deerfield Station, please call the Village Hall at 847-945-5000. If parking in a daily fee spot, you must pay $2 to park in cash or via thePolice - Community Regulations
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Yes, we do give out temporary handicapped permits to people who will be having surgery or for situations where a medical professional recommends handicapped parking for a period of time. Our handicapped permits are only for temporary circumstances and therefore are only good for three months. If you will require a permit to last more than 3 months then that permit must be obtained through the Secretary of State. To receive a handicapped permit your medical professional must sign our Persons with Disabilities Certification forPolice - Community Regulations
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Yes. Each vehicle garaged or registered within the Village must have a valid vehicle sticker displayed in the windshield at all times. Stickers expire July 1 of each year. The annual fee for the vehicle sticker is $30. To receive a village sticker stop by Village Hall before July 1. Stickers purchased, for any reason, after July 1 are subject to a 50% penalty.Police - Community Regulations
If you should purchase a new car after already putting a sticker on your old car a replacement sticker will be issued for $1. Any vehicle found without a current village sticker will be subject to a $40 fine each day until the car has a sticker properly affixed. -
Contractors working on homes can begin at 7:30 a.m. and work until 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and on Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. No construction noise can occur on Sundays. If a contractor is beginning work before these hours or continuing after these hours, please call our non-emergency number 847-945-8636. This does not include a homeowner working on their own home.Police - Community Regulations
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All parks close at 10 p.m. each night.Police - Community Regulations
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Restricted sprinkling begins on May 15 and goes until September 15 each year. During the restricted sprinkling even numbered addresses can water on even numbered days and odd numbered address can water on odd numbered days. On the designated sprinkling day you can sprinkle from midnight to noon, and then from 6 p.m. to midnight. There is no sprinkling allowed from noon to 6 p.m. Any violation of sprinkling will result in a $25 fine for residential addresses, and a $100 fine for businesses.Police - Community Regulations
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In accordance with Village ordinance 0-19-36 (11-18-2019), Section 22-67 parking on Village streets for a period of time longer than thirty minutes is prohibited between 2:00 A.M. and 6:00 A.M. Residents needing to park a vehicle overnight must request permission either through https://www.frontlinepss.com/DeerfieldPD-IL or by calling the Deerfield Police Department’s non-emergency number at (847) 945-8636. Provide the details of the vehicle and the location it will be parked. Requests must be received before 2:00 A.M. to avoid potential citations.
Permission shall be limited to the overnight parking of twelve (12) vehicles, in the aggregate, to the members of a single household during any twelve (12) month period; with any special or additional requests handled by calling the department.