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What are my options when I get a parking ticket from the City? You have three different options for resolving a Parking Penalty Notice: Pay the fine Early resolution Hearing Learn more about Parking Penalty Notices	What Hamilton by-laws impact parking? Hamilton has several by-laws that provide safe streets and better traffic flow throughout the City. You should be familiar with the by-laws to understand your responsibilities and avoid getting a ticket. Parking in Municipal Lots by-law Fire Routes by-law On-Street Parking by-law Parking in a Municipal Park by-law Parking on Private or Municipal Property by-law Read about your responsibilities under these by-laws
Where can I find out about monthly parking passes for municipal parking lots? Some municipal car parks have monthly parking passes available. To inquire about monthly parking passes: Phone: 905-540-6000 Email: [email protected] Check locations of municipal car parks	Pre-Christmas Free Parking Enjoy FREE parking in Hamilton’s various BIAs across the city in advance of this holiday season. View a listing where you can shop & park for free
I am a Veteran. Am I eligible for free parking in Hamilton? Effective June 1, 2017, all Veterans who have valid Ontario Veteran licence plates receive free parking for a maximum of 3 hours in any municipal parking lot or on-street parking meter. Find out more about the Veteran Parking Program	Can I apply for a Reserved Accessible On-street Parking permit? To apply for a Reserved Accessible On-street Parking permit, you must: Have a valid, permanent Accessible Parking Permit issued by the Province of Ontario. Provide proof that the vehicle is registered to your address, either in your name or in the name of another person living at your address. Be the operator of the vehicle or be dependent upon another person for transportation. Does not have a driveway or other suitable off-street parking available. Live in a one, two or three family dwelling. Apply for an accessible parking permit