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Welcome to the "Parking in Seattle" homepage. You can find all topics related to the City's management of on-street parking and curb space use here. Please browse the following list of Parking Services and parking-related topics. If you don't find your concern addressed, please call 684-ROAD (7623).

Parking Services

• Abandoned Vehicle Hotline
  (Seattle Police Department)
  (206) 684-8763 or click here for the online form.



• Carpool Parking information
  (206) 684-0816



• Disabled Parking in Seattle
  (WA State program)
  (360) 902-3770, Option 5



• Land Use Code related to parking
  (Department of Planning and Development)
  (206) 684-8850



• Parking Enforcement Dispatch
  To report illegal parking
  (Seattle Police Department)
  206-625-5011



• Parking Meters - to report a broken meter
  (206) 684-5260



• Parking Regulations - to change the regulations along a street
  (206) 684-ROAD (684-7623)



• Parking Signs - to report a damaged parking or traffic sign
  (206) 684-ROAD (684-7623)



• Parking Tickets - to pay or contest a ticket
  (Seattle Municipal Court)
  (206) 684-5600




• Residential Parking Zone (RPZ) Program
  (206) 684-5086



• Shuttle Bus Loading Permits
  
  
• Temporary No Parking Zone Application (for moving vans, etc.)
  (206) 684-5086



• Tow-Away Zone - to determine if your vehicle has been towed
  (Seattle Police Department)
  (206) 684-5444



• Zoning Enforcement - to report a land use code violation for parking on private property
  (Department of Planning and Development)
  (206) 684-7899

Parking Regulations

• 72-Hour On-Street Parking Ordinance
• Commercial Vehicle Load Zone
• Curb Use Priorities
• Disabled Parking
• Driveways
• Land Use Codes for Parking
• Load Zones
• Motorcycle Parking
• Parking Enforcement
• Parking-Related Governmental Regulations and Policies
• Parking Tickets: Paying and Contesting
• Residential Parking Zone Program (RPZ)
• Temporary No Parking Zones
• Tow-Away Zones

Meters & Pay Stations

• Pay Stations: Quick Instructions
• How to Use Pay Stations and Whom to Call for Assistance
• Parking Pay Station Neighborhoods: Where They're Coming and When
• Parking Tickets: Paying and Contesting

Neighborhood & Business Tools

• Carpool Parking
• Common Parking Terms
• Making the Parking System Work Program
• Parking Management Guide
• Parking Planning Tool

Parking Management Studies

• Parking Management Study (2002)
• Comprehensive Neighborhood Parking Study (1999)
• Transportation Strategic Plan and Annual Reports (2005)

City Parking Staff Contacts