Map of on-street pay stations and meters
Frequently Asked Questions
Do the Multi-space meters take credit cards?
Yes, credit cards are accepted (Visa and MasterCard only), as are debit cards.
Is my credit card data safe if I use it at one of the multi-space meter pay stations?
All credit card data accessed by the machine is encrypted so that it can not be read by anyone, including city personnel. No credit card information is stored at the pay station. All transactions are approved by banks in real-time.
How do I check to see how much time is left on my parking space?
The time at which your parking will expire is printed on your parking receipt for your reference.
How do I add more time to my space?
Vehicles are not allowed to remain parked in any space beyond the time limit. Once the time limit is reached, the vehicle must be moved. Vehicles parked longer than the posted time limit are subject to citation. Note whether you have parked in a peak-hour tow-away zone. This information will be displayed both on the space number sign and on the closest pay station.
Do I have to put my receipt on my dash?
No, you do not. Once you have purchased parking and taken your receipt you are free to be on your way.
How does the city enforce Multi-space meters?
Enforcement officers are equipped with a hand-held device that shows which parking spaces have been purchased and which have not. If a vehicle is parked in an expired space a citation will be issued. All metered spaces are enforced 8:00 am – 6:00 pm, Monday – Saturday. View a list of unenforced City Holidays.
What happens if the Multi-space meter does not work?
If one pay station is not functioning, you may pay for your parking at any other pay station. Infrequently, a pay station will not accept credit or debit card payment, but will accept coin payment. Under these circumstances you will need to pay with coins or pay at another pay station. Report a malfunctioning pay station.