Parking at 5850 S Mayfield Ave
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Parking at this address

5850 S Mayfield Ave

Ward 13, cleaning section 7 · 5,279 parking tickets were written across 116 blocks within a 10-minute walk, 2023–2025.
When is this block cleaned?
Tuesday, September 22
Then Wednesday, September 23. 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

street cleaning is the thing to watch around here: 5700 W 62nd St alone took 74 tickets in three years, a 9 min walk away.

Street cleaning426 tickets
Move the car on cleaning days — the restriction runs 9am to 2pm.
  • 5700 W 62nd St74, 9 min walk SE
  • 6000 S Mcvicker Ave72, 6 min walk SW
  • 5600 S Mayfield Ave70, 6 min walk N
  • 6000 S Monitor Ave59, 5 min walk S
  • 6000 S Mayfield Ave55, 5 min walk S
Permit zones152 tickets
Permit zone. You need a zone sticker or a day pass, whatever the hour.
  • 5700 S Merrimac Ave93, 9 min walk W
  • 6000 S Parkside Ave59, 8 min walk SE
Plate checks3,427 tickets
Plates get checked here. Keep your registration and both plates current.
  • 6100 S Major Ave210, 9 min walk SE
  • 5900 W 55th St170, 10 min walk N
  • 5500 S Mason Ave162, 8 min walk N
  • 6100 S Parkside Ave147, 10 min walk SE
  • 6100 S Massasoit Ave142, 8 min walk SE

Every 2026 street-cleaning day on this block

Ward 13, section 7. Restriction runs 9am–2pm on each of these; a missed one is $60, and it doubles if it goes unpaid.

Apr17Fri
Apr20Mon
Jul7Tue
Jul8Wed
Sep22Tue
Sep23Wed

What makes this easy

Street cleaning
A text the night before every cleaning day on this block — the next is Tuesday, September 22.
Permit zone
Not needed here, but we flag the zones that start nearby.
Cameras
None nearby, but the app warns you anywhere in the city.
City sticker & plates
A missed sticker is $200 and it’s a deadline, not a driving mistake. We buy them on time, every year.
The tickets you still get
Contested by mail — 59% of mailed contests are dismissed — and paid before the fine doubles.
What it costs
The average ticketed Chicago driver pays $319 a year in fines and late fees. Autopilot is $99/year.