(A)     It shall be unlawful for any person to park any vehicle on any public street or portion thereof in the Village at any time within 12 hours after a snowfall of 2 inches or more has occurred.

(B)     Any vehicle found illegally parked under this section may be removed and towed away under the order of the Police Department, as provided for in § 72.65 of this code.

(C)     The Police Department may issue tickets for violations of this section; such fines shall be in the amounts set forth in § 72.67 of this code.

(Prior Code, § 8-48)  (Ord. 1997-19, passed – -; Am. Ord. 2008-57, passed 11-6-2008)  Penalty, see § 70.99

78% of vehicles were traveling between 0-30 miles per hour.

17% of vehicles were traveling between 31-35 miles per hour.

4% of vehicles were traveling at 36 miles per hour and above.

95% of vehicles were traveling between 0-30 miles per hour.

4% of vehicles were traveling between 31-40 miles per hour.

The radar trailer was placed at Blue Stem and Indigo from 08-17-10 to 08-23-10.

98% of vehicles were traveling between 0-30 miles per hour.

1% of vehicles were traveling at 31 miles per hour and above.

The Roscoe Police Department will begin using a new crime prevention strategy throughout Roscoe called Crime Opportunity Notices.  The idea behind the Crime Opportunity Notice is to alert our citizens to the potential risk of being a victim of crime.  Officers will be checking subdivisions for open garage doors, vehicles with valuables inside of them, etc.  The Roscoe Police Department started out by issuing Crime Opportunity Notices in our Shepherd Hills subdivision and with the help and advice of our residents in Shepherd Hills we have decided to mail out our notices with the option of you being placed on an email list to be notified.  Most crime opportunities that we have observed so far are open garage doors in the early morning hours and valuables being left in vehicles.  Please contact us if you have any comments, questions or concerns.

72% of vehicles were traveling at 51 miles per hour and above.

22% of vehicles were traveling between 46-50 miles per hour.

5% of vehicles were traveling between 41-45 miles per hour.

1% of vehicles were traveling between 30-40 miles per hour

From  11-05-09 through 11-12-09 the radar trailer was placed in the 10,000 block of Meadowsweet Lane.

83% of the vehicles were traveling between 0-30 m.p.h.

13% of the vehicles were traveling between 31-35 m.p.h.

3% of the vehicles were traveling between 36-40 m.p.h.

1% of the vehicles were travelling at 41 m.p.h. and above.

25% of vehicles were traveling between 0-30 miles per hour.

51% of vehicles were traveling between 31-35 miles per hour.

18% of vehicles were traveling between 36-40 miles per hour.

5% of vehicles were traveling at 41 miles per hour and above.

The radar trailer was placed on Harrison Street from 09-14-09 to 09-19-10.

94 % of vehicles were traveling between 0-30 miles per hour.

4% of vehicles were traveling between 31-35 miles per hour.

1% of vehicles were traveling at 36 miles per hour and above.

The radar trailer was placed in the area of Chestnut and Sixth Street from 07-15-09 through 07-21-09, the results are:  7% of vehicles were travelling between 0-30 miles per hour, 11% of vehicles were travelling between 31-35 miles per hour, 25% of vehicles were travelling between 36-40 miles per hour, 34% of vehicles were travelling between 41-45 miles per hour, 17% of vehicles were travelling between 46-50 miles per hour, 5% of vehicles were travelling at 51 miles per hour and higher.