Parking

Request a temporary parking permit at your home address for up to five days. Also check the status of your permit request or find out why a permit may be suspended.

Apply for a City-issued accessible parking permit or request an extension to park on the street in front of your home if you have a provincial accessible parking permit.

Apply for a permit for extended street parking near your residential, commercial or industrial property.

The City issues two types of parking tickets. You can pay both types of parking tickets online, in person or by mail. You will need your ticket number.

If your parking ticket number begins with the letter ‘P’ you can dispute it online or in person. If it begins with an ‘M’ you must meet a Screening Officer in person.

Change an in-person appointment to dispute a by-law violation ticket. You can still pay your ticket up until the date and time of your appointment.

Apply for a daytime garage or parking lot permit, or overnight parking lot permit, and also get locations and hours for parking garages and municipal parking lots.

Parking on the street in Clarkson, Cooksville, Downtown Mississauga, Port Credit and Streetsville overnight and during the day, including hours and rates.

Rules for street parking and in public parking lots are different in the summer and winter.

Make a complaint to the City about a vehicle parked on your street for more than five hours, or report a vehicle parked illegally on private property.

Request changes to parking regulations on a residential street, such as extending the five hour limit, and lower driveway boulevard parking.