Chicago parking by block · Washington Heights · Ward 21

Parking at 1150 W 102nd St

Chicago sets parking rules by the block, so this covers 1100–1199 W 102nd St. Everything here is from City records — 4,106 parking tickets written across 87 blocks within a 10-minute walk, 2023–2025.

When is this block cleaned?
Wednesday, October 28
9am–2pm. A missed one is $60.
Do I need a permit?
No
Not in a residential permit zone.
Cameras nearby?
1
851 W 103rd St (8 min walk)

Every 2026 street-cleaning day on this block

Ward 21, section 13. The restriction runs 9am–2pm on each of these; a missed one is $60 and it doubles if it goes unpaid.

May
5
Tue
May
6
Wed
Jul
2
Thu
Jul
6
Mon
Aug
28
Fri
Aug
31
Mon
Oct
27
Tue
Oct
28
Wed

Streets to watch near 1150 W 102nd St

street cleaning is the thing to watch around here: 10200 S Sangamon St alone took 82 tickets in three years, a 6 min walk away.

Street cleaning206 tickets
Move the car on cleaning days — the restriction runs 9am to 2pm.
Plate checks3,125 tickets
Plates get checked here. Keep your registration and both plates current.

Cameras within a 10-minute walk

  • 851 W 103rd St — speed camera, 8 min walk E

Get warned before it happens

Everything on this page is a deadline or a line on a map. Autopilot America watches both for you — it knows where you parked, and it tells you before the ticket exists.

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Street cleaning on this blockFree
A text the night before every cleaning day here — the next is Wednesday, October 28. Free, no account needed →
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Parking restrictions where you leave the car
The app spots where you parked and checks it: temporary no-parking, permit zones, snow routes, meter time limits. This block isn’t a permit zone, but several nearby are.
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Cameras you’re about to drive past
It says them out loud before you reach one — there are 1 within a short walk of here.
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Your city sticker and plates, on time
Both are deadlines, not driving mistakes. We remind you before each one lapses, with a direct link to renew, so the $200 sticker ticket doesn't catch you out.
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Late fees, handled
A Chicago ticket doubles 25 days after it’s issued. We pay the ones you owe before that clock runs out — and if a ticket doubles on our watch during your paid year, you get the year back.
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The tickets you still get, contested
By mail, where 59% of contested tickets are dismissed, with the City’s own evidence pulled under FOIA.
The average ticketed Chicago driver pays $319 a year in fines and late fees. Autopilot is $10/month or $99/year.
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Street-cleaning alerts are free and don’t need the app. The app — parking detection, restriction checks and camera warnings — comes with Autopilot Pro.

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Ticket counts are parking citations issued 2023–2025 from City of Chicago records obtained under the Illinois Freedom of Information Act (5 ILCS 140), placed to the 100-block. Speed and red-light citations are counted separately. Street-cleaning dates are the City’s published 2026 season for ward 21, section 13. Schedules change — always follow the posted signs.