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Parking Services

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1. Contact Us

203-618-3060 (Phone)
203-618-3065 (Fax)
Email
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2. What are the parking rates in Greenwich?

Parking Rate Schedule

3. How can I pay my parking ticket?

You can pay your parking ticket in the following ways:

• By Mail - Department of Parking Services
  P.O Box 1665
  Greenwich, CT 06836-1665
• In Person - Department of Parking Services, Back of Town Hall
  101 Field Point Road
  Greenwich, CT 06830
• Over the Phone - 800-956-1263, voice payment service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A convenience fee of $ 3.50, will be charged. 
• Online

4. How can I dispute my parking ticket?

If you received a parking ticket which you feel was issued in error, please fill out the form. Please keep in mind, parking ticket must be contested within 15 days of the date on the summons.

5. I tried to pay my ticket using the automated system but the ticket does not exist in the system. What do I do?

If your ticket was recently issued, it is possible it has not been entered into the database, yet. Please check back in a day or two, and if you still cannot find it, call Parking Services at 203-618-3060.

6. How do I get a boot taken off my vehicle?

To have the boot removed, all outstanding parking tickets and the boot fee must be paid. Payments must be made in cash.

7. If my vehicle has been booted and/or towed, can I still pay online?

No. Payment (cash only) must be made in person at the following location:
Department of Parking Services, Back of Town Hall
101 Field Point Road
Greenwich, CT 06830

8. I received a parking ticket for a vehicle I no longer own. What do I do?

If you are no longer the owner of the ticketed vehicle, please mail a copy of the ticket or notice with the following:

• Bill of sale
• Documents of sale and a completed Vehicle Transfer form to:
  Town of Greenwich
  Department of Parking Services
  101 Field Point Road
  Greenwich, CT 06830

9. What is the purpose of the Residential Permit Parking program?

The program is designed to improve parking availability for neighborhood residents.

10. How does the Residential Permit Parking program work?

An eligible vehicle owner can purchase a permit that allows for parking at residential zones during restricted periods. Permit holders are still subject to all other posted regulations in their zone, including no parking for street sweeping or snow plowing when applicable. The permit is only applicable in the zone specified on the parking permit decal.

11. Who is eligible for a parking permit?

Permits can be issued for a vehicle whose owner resides within an existing zone.

12. Is there provision for my guests who come by car?

Each household is allowed to obtain up to two visitor parking passes provided that you purchase a parking permit. Visitor parking passes are not replaced if lost or stolen.

13. I recently moved to Greenwich, how do I obtain a parking permit at the railroad station?

Availability of railroad station parking permits is subject to reservation placement on waiting list administered by the Department of Parking Services. Applications are available online by visiting the Wait List page or at the Department of Parking Services.

14. I don't have a railroad station parking permit, can I still park my car at the station?

All railroad parking station lots in Greenwich have two sections, permit area and day parking area. You can utilize the day parking area and will be charged a $7 a day fee.

15. I am going on a trip and I have to leave my car at the parking lot for several days, what do I do?

Unfortunately, you'll have to make alternate arrangements. In accordance to the Town's parking ordinance, Section §14-17.1, vehicles may not be left in the parking lot for over 24 consecutive hours. Vehicles parked for over 24 hours are subject to being fined and/or impounded.

16. What are the requirements to rent a parking meter?

FAQS on Meter Rentals.

17. How do I obtain a Parking Meter Rental Application?

Click here to obtain the Parking Meter Rental Application.