Had the same struggle, requiring razor blades, solvents and an inappropriate amount of time. Would be grateful for a solution next year!

I bought one of those razor scraper tools with a long handle - the kind they use to take off your old inspection sticker - and it works great for taking off resident parking stickers, especially on windshields where it's hard to access.
https://www.lislecorp.com/specialty-tools/razor-blade-scraper

Good to put rubbing alcohol on it first, then scrapping it off with razor blade.

I agree. I’ve started just laying it on my dashboard like the visitor permit.

The only solution is to get rid of your car and ride a bike!

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This issue was recategorized from Other to Traffic Complaint (Internal).

City of Cambridge assigned this issue to Traffic - KC (Permits)

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