Town Notices

Trailers parked on public streets

Published

10 years ago

November 16, 2016

In recent weeks, the Police Department has received several complaints in relation to trailers, parked on the public streets in residential areas.

Please read this press release from the Front Royal Police Department pertaining to this situation and the deadline for any potential violations to be corrected.

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Trailers parked on public streets

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