Residential Parking Permit

he Town of Greenwich has designated specific residential streets for residential restricted only parking. The designated streets prohibit on-street parking without a residential decal / permit. View streets in the Greenwich Residential Parking Program (PDF).

PLEASE NOTE: 2021 Residential Parking Permits will expire on June 30, 2023 and may ONLY be renewed online.

Renewal applicants of 2021 permits are required to upload proof documents as indicated on the list of acceptable proofs contained in the Residential Parking Permit Renewal Instructions and Requirements document.

Failure to supply documents which meet the criteria listed will result in the 2023 Residential Parking Permit being declined.

IMPORTANT: Review the Residential Parking Permit Renewal Instructions and Requirements (PDF) PRIOR to renewing your permit online. The 2023 permit will be in effect from July 1, 2023 thru June 30, 2026. 

You will need the information sent to you, in a letter, and via email, in order to renew your permit. Please have it ready prior to renewing your permit.

Residential Parking Permits may ONLY be renewed online from May 15, 2023 until June 30, 2023. Submit your renewal request online.

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Applying for a Residential Parking Permit

NOTE: All outstanding parking citations must be paid in order to be eligible for a parking permit. Parking permits will not be released to individuals with outstanding parking citations.

Print and complete an application, (see below for list of Zones and applications), which can be downloaded, or obtained at the Department of Parking Services. Mail the completed application to the Department of Parking Services, or place it in the locked drop box, outside of the Parking Services office, with a photocopy of registration, 2 proofs of residency and payment ($ 45.00, non-refundable fee; includes $ 10.00 processing fee). NOTE: The Residential Parking permits are in effect for a period of three (3) years: July 1, 2023 thru June 30, 2026.

If Your Car Is Registered at the Permit Address

For cars registered at the permit address, the following must be completed:

  1. Print and complete an application, (see below for list of Zones and applications), which can be downloaded, or obtained at the Department of Parking Services.
  2. Attach a photocopy of the vehicle registration (registration must have your name and be registered at the permit address)
  3. Attach 2 proofs of current address. Documents proving address must be current - within the last 30 days. Acceptable proofs are: driver’s license, residential lease agreement, tax bill (real estate), entire utility bill (cable, electric, gas, oil, propane, water).
  4. Enclose a $ 45.00 check made payable to Town of Greenwich
  5. Mail to or place in the drop box outside:
    Parking Services - Residential Parking Permits
    Town of Greenwich
    101 Field Point Road
    Greenwich, CT 06830

Each household is allowed up to 2 visitor passes.

If Your Car Is Registered Within Connecticut but Not at the Permit Address

For cars registered within Connecticut but not at the permit address, the following must be completed:

  1. Print and complete an application, (see below for list of Zones and applications), which can be downloaded, or obtained at the Department of Parking Services.
  2. Attach a photocopy of the vehicle registration
  3. Attach 2 proofs of current address. Documents proving address must be current - within the last 30 days. Acceptable proofs are: driver’s license, residential lease agreement, tax bill (real estate), entire utility bill (cable, electric, gas, oil, propane, water).
  4. Attach slip from Tax Collector’s Office
  5. Enclose a $ 45.00 check made payable to Town of Greenwich
  6. Mail to or place in the drop box outside:
    Parking Services- Residential Parking Permits
    Town of Greenwich
    101 Field Point Road
    Greenwich, CT 06830

Each household is allowed up to 2 visitor passes.

If Your Car Is Registered Outside of the State of Connecticut

For cars registered outside of the state of Connecticut, the following must be completed:

  1. Bring vehicle registration to the Assessor’s Office to determine potential property tax liability.
  2. Print and complete an application, (see below for list of Zones and applications), which can be downloaded, or obtained at the Department of Parking Services.
  3. Attach a photocopy of the vehicle registration
  4. Attach 2 proofs of Greenwich residency. Documents proving residency must be current - within the last 30 days. Acceptable proofs are: driver’s license, residential lease agreement, tax bill (real estate), entire utility bill (cable, electric, gas, oil, propane, water).
  5. Attach slip from Tax Collector’s Office
  6. Enclose $ 45.00 check made payable to: Town of Greenwich
  7. Mail to or place in the drop box outside:
    Parking Services - Residential Parking Permits
    Town of Greenwich
    101 Field Point Road
    Greenwich, CT 06830

Each household is allowed up to 2 visitor passes.


Applications for Residential Parking Permits 

Streets in the Greenwich Residential Parking Program (PDF).

Zone 1 - Residential Parking Application (PDF)

Zone 2 -  Residential Parking Application (PDF)

Zone 3 -  Residential Parking Application (PDF)

Zone 4 -  Residential Parking Application (PDF)

Zone 5 -  Residential Parking Application (PDF)

Zone 6 -  Residential Parking Application (PDF)

Zone 7 -  Residential Parking Application (PDF)

Zone 8 -  Residential Parking Application (PDF)

Zone 10 -  Residential Parking Application (PDF)

Zone 20 -  Residential Parking Application (PDF)

Zone 40 -  Residential Parking Application (PDF)

Zone 50 -  Residential Parking Application (PDF)

Zone 70 -  Residential Parking Application (PDF)

Zone 80 -  Residential Parking Application (PDF)

Note: Residential parking zones are clearly marked with street signs. Permit holders are still subject to all other posted regulations in their zone, including no parking on Town property for more than 24-hour consecutive hours, restricted parking for street sweeping or snow plowing, when applicable, as well as no standing, stopping, or fire hydrant restricted areas. The violation for parking in a residential parking zone without a permit is $55. The fine doubles after 15 days and triples after 30 days.