Parking

Parking Consideration on Shabbat & Major Holidays 

Because the very small U-shaped lot around our building cannot accommodate everyone on busy occasions, the City of Somerville has graciously agreed to suspend resident-only parking restrictions on streets around the synagogue during services on the following holidays:

Shabbat
Rosh Hashanah
Yom Kippur
Sukkot
Purim

Important: Only resident parking restrictions are suspended. Other parking restrictions will still be enforced. For example, obstructing a posted fire lane, blocking a crosswalk or driveway, parking within 10 ft of a hydrant or within 20 ft of an intersection (beware of the “No Parking Here to Corner” sign on Central Street, just before Broadway) will all incur tickets. These tickets cannot be abated.

Please try to park on Broadway before parking on side streets.

Any ticket issued in error must be submitted within one week of receiving a ticket to tbb@templebnaibrith.org for abatement. Please do not contact the City directly.

Parking at Other Times

The City of Somerville has resident-only parking restrictions affecting all streets in the city. We ask Somerville residents with a valid parking sticker to use on street parking in order to make our very small parking lot available to non-residents.

Non-residents may park without a permit for two hours on Broadway and Medford Street between 8 AM and 11 PM. All other neighborhood streets, including Central Street, require a resident sticker. There are no resident-only parking restrictions on Sundays.