When is this block cleaned?
Friday, September 11
9am–2pm. A missed one is $60.
Do I need a permit?
No
Not in a residential permit zone — but nearby blocks are, so a guest can still cross the line into one.
Cameras nearby?
None
No speed or red-light camera within a 10-minute walk.
Streets to watch nearby
permit zones is the thing to watch around here: 1800 W 104th St alone took 150 tickets in three years, a 10 min walk away.
Permit zones232 tickets
Permit zone. You need a zone sticker or a day pass, whatever the hour.
- 1800 W 104th St — 150, 10 min walk W
- 10300 S Wood St — 82, 9 min walk SW
Plate checks1,578 tickets
Plates get checked here. Keep your registration and both plates current.
- 9900 S Charles St — 149, 7 min walk N
- 1000 W 103rd Pl — 118, 10 min walk E
- 10200 S May St — 116, 8 min walk E
- 1100 W 103rd Pl — 112, 8 min walk E
- 9900 S Winston Ave — 111, 7 min walk N
Every 2026 street-cleaning day on this block
Ward 19, section 7. Restriction runs 9am–2pm on each of these; a missed one is $60, and it doubles if it goes unpaid.
Apr17Fri
Apr20Mon
Jun30Tue
Jul1Wed
Sep10Thu
Sep11Fri
What makes this easy
✓Street cleaningA text the night before every cleaning day on this block — the next is Friday, September 11.
–Permit zoneNot needed here, but we flag the zones that start nearby.
–CamerasNone nearby, but the app warns you anywhere in the city.
✓City sticker & platesA missed sticker is $200 and it’s a deadline, not a driving mistake. We buy them on time, every year.
✓The tickets you still getContested by mail — 59% of mailed contests are dismissed — and paid before the fine doubles.
✓What it costsThe average ticketed Chicago driver pays $319 a year in fines and late fees. Autopilot is $99/year.