The Office of the Parking Clerk (OPC) is responsible for the collection and adjudication of fines and fees resulting from the issuance of parking tickets. OPC is also responsible for the development and maintenance of the Resident Permit Parking Program. This program is designed to give residents a better chance of finding, on street, parking in their own neighborhoods.
Search by license plate to check if a car has been towed. Find out about temporary no-parking signs issued for your street. Sign up for alerts to be notified as they happen.
Boston drivers can register for parking ticket notifications that will help them save time and money when dealing with parking tickets. Drivers can appeal parking tickets and pay violations in person, through the mail or online.
Boston's Resident Parking Permit Parking Program is designed to give residents a better chance of finding an on-street parking space in their neighborhoods. Residents who live in areas where parking is regulated for residents only must apply for a Resident Parking Permit to avoid receiving parking tickets.
The City’s parking meters are in operation Monday throughout Saurday, 8am-8pm. Residents may deposit enough money to legally park for up to two hours maximum.
BTD Announces Boston Meter Cards Program
Boston Transportation Department is implementing a new parking meter payment program that allows the use of pre-paid parking meter cards at single space parking meters throughout the city. The cards can be purchased online or in person at the Office of the Parking Clerk at City Hall or the City Tow Lot (200 Frontage Road).
Street Cleaning Has Resumed
Residents are invited to register for No Tow™ email reminders of when the street that they regularly park on is scheduled for cleaning.
