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Edmonton’s Residential Parking Program manages busy street curbsides in residential neighbourhoods next to popular destinations like main streets, attractions and major institutions.
For Fall 2023 and Winter 2023/2024, you will not need to renew your annual household parking permits and/or visitor parking permits. Please continue to use your permit after the expiry date.
Annual permit renewals are on hold as the Residential Parking Program is being updated as part of the Curbside Management Strategy. These updates will better prioritize the growing and competing demands for the curbside space in residential communities.
For Fall 2023 and Winter 2023/2024, you will not need to renew your annual household and/or visitor parking permits. Please continue to use your current permit after the expiry date.
Annual permit renewals are on hold as the Residential Parking Program is being updated as part of the Curbside Management Strategy. These updates will better prioritize the growing and competing demands for the curbside space in residential communities.
If you need to replace a lost or damaged household permit, or if you are new to the neighbourhood where the program is operating, please click on either tab below for more information on how to apply.
Changes to the program will be coming in Spring 2024. Stay tuned for program updates in the coming months.
Household parking permits allow residents within a Residential Parking Program area to park their vehicles on the street. Signs stating "No Parking - Except Residents With Valid Permit" are posted.
There is no need to renew your permit this Fall. Continue using your permit after the expiry date. If you had a permit that was damaged or lost, or have to update some of the information in your account, fill out the form below.
Visitor permits are used in the Windsor Park, Oliver, Royal Gardens and Rossdale residential parking programs. Signs stating "No Parking - Except Residents With Valid Permit" are posted.
There is no need to renew your permit this Fall. Hold onto and continue using your permit after the expiry date. If you need a new permit, apply using the form below.
All applicants must provide valid driver's licence with a residential address in the parking restricted area.
Allows visitors to park for renovations, out-of-town guests and one-time social events like weddings. Students living near campus may also apply for a student temporary parking permit for the school year.
For a resident to apply for a temporary parking permit for a business vehicle, the following must be included:
If a vehicle is registered to someone else's address, which is different from the resident, the following must be included:
If a vehicle is registered to the resident and has an out-of-city or out-of-province address, the following must be included:
A registered vehicle must be identified to issue a permit to an address.
Parking in restricted areas is a violation for residents if a valid permit is not displayed.
Business vehicle resident has to drive:
Vehicle registered to someone else's and different address from the resident:
Vehicle registered to resident and out-of-city or out-of-province address:
| Telephone | 311 |
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| restrictedparkingpermits@edmonton.ca |