There is a specific area where there is room for a little more than 1 car between two driveways and people are constantly trying to fit two. With no markings on the curb and no signs to tell drivers the area they are allowed to park this will continue to be an issue.

This is a problem throughout Chelsea. I personally think the city needs to take a hard look at how many cars they have registered to one apartment or house. There are 8 cars registered to a 2 bedroom apartment across the street from me. "8" they have no place to park because our city is overcrowded.

I agree, there needs to be a hard look. Why did the City issue resident parking stickers before the excise tax bill? And, I was just reading some of these and was surprised to see that parking enforcement is only Monday through Saturday -- not overnight - essentially 9-5. Cars are blocking driveways and street access and we are being asked to call the police - that does not make sense.

This is an issue once again. I feel like I am doing the job of those in public works in enforcing the parking. Once again cars are blocking the driveway. I don’t want to be the one to call the cops on neighbors multiple times a week. Please mark the parking zones more clearly and paint curbs. I would like someone to reach out to me so we can reach a solution.

Thank you for reporting this issue. Parking is a delicate and complicated issue in our City. The City is undertaking an internal analysis of our parking program at the request of Chelsea City Council that will be presented over the next few months. Unfortunately, the department of public works does not have the resources to place a sign or paint the curbs for every home in Chelsea. Parking enforcement is performed overnight and the parking enforcement officers focus on vehicles that are illegally parked.