Parking Time Limit Changes

Starting July 1, the two-hour parking limit will be removed in all on-street EPark zones on:

  • Monday to Friday from 4-9pm
  • Saturday from 8am-9pm
  • Sunday from 10am-5pm

Customers can park for a longer duration, while supporting the businesses in the area.

EPark is the City of Edmonton’s owned and operated paid parking program which manages paid parking at all curbside locations across the city and parkades.
 

EPark allows customers to pay for City-managed parking stalls through the HotSpot Parking app, by scanning a QR code on signs posted in EPark zones or online.

Parking Rates and Zones

Rogers Place Event Rates

Rogers Place event rates apply when there is an event at Rogers Place with an expected attendance of over 5,000 people. This applies to stalls from 97 Street to 109 Street and Jasper Avenue to 107 Avenue, and to the City Hall Parkade.

During these events, on-street rates vary from $3.50 - $4.50 per hour and parkade rates are $5.00/hour up to a maximum of $20/event.

Parking Disruptions

View disruptions and closures that may affect your access to parking at City zones and facilities.

Stanley A. Milner Library Parkade
  • Effective May 2, 2025, the parkade pedestrian and pedway doors will be locked from midnight to 6am. Call security at 780-496-2620 to access the parkade during these hours. Vehicle doors will operate at all hours.
  • Starting mid-April and ending by the end of July, access will be impacted due to the 99 Street Streetscaping and Waterproof Project. The parkade entrance at 99 Street, at the Citadel Theatre, will be closed, and portions of the first level will be unavailable for parking. The parkade’s entrance and exit at 100 Street will remain open.
EPark Machine Removals

Starting on April 14, 2025 the City began transitioning to a mobile-only parking payment system where all EPark machines will be removed.

Between March 31 - April 14, 2025, decals were placed on the front and sides of all EPark machines to notify customers that the machines are scheduled to be removed and inform people to pay online, or by scanning a QR code on a posted sign or downloading the HotSpot Parking app.

The initiative is part of the City’s effort to modernize its mobile infrastructure, focus on core services and maintain financial sustainability.