Officers say parking limit working

  • Blue Ridge Assistant Police Chief R.A. Stuart writes a citation for a car that has exceeded the three-hour parking limit in downtown Blue Ridge. The areas where the limit is being enforced are clearly market along East Main Street from Church to Mountain streets and along West Main Street from Mountain to Depot streets.
    Blue Ridge Assistant Police Chief R.A. Stuart writes a citation for a car that has exceeded the three-hour parking limit in downtown Blue Ridge. The areas where the limit is being enforced are clearly market along East Main Street from Church to Mountain streets and along West Main Street from Mountain to Depot streets.
  • Blue Ridge Assistant Police Chief R.A. Stuart writes a citation for a car that has exceeded the three-hour parking limit in downtown Blue Ridge. The areas where the limit is being enforced are clearly market along East Main Street from Church to Mountain streets and along West Main Street from Mountain to Depot streets.
    Blue Ridge Assistant Police Chief R.A. Stuart writes a citation for a car that has exceeded the three-hour parking limit in downtown Blue Ridge. The areas where the limit is being enforced are clearly market along East Main Street from Church to Mountain streets and along West Main Street from Mountain to Depot streets.
Blue Ridge police officers are enforcing the city’s new three-hour parking limit in what Chief Johnny Scearce describes as “part of the city’s effort to give everyone the opportunity to shop downtown…

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