Ontario Accessible Parking Permits are available from Service Ontario counters

Enforces all parking infractions on city streets, including 5-hour maximum limit, fire routes and accessible parking violations 
 
Temporary street parking exemptions:

• permitted for circumstances, such as driveway repairs or out-of-town guests
• can be requested through website  
• for more information see here

Citywide On-street Residential Parking Permit

• allows a vehicle to park on their street all day and overnight, for up to two days in a row before needing to move
• can be purchased at City Hall, for more information see separate listing here
• for more information see here

Parking fines:

• can be paid online, in-person or by mail
• for more information see here

Free downtown parking:

• available for those who display a valid Ontario Accessible Parking Permit or City-issued Veteran permit or veteran plate (see below)
• for a 3-hour limit on the street and all day in most municipal lots and garage, for more information see here

Veteran Parking Exemption Permit: 

Annual permit that allows eligible veterans (see 'Eligibility' field below) to park for free (subject to designated time restrictions) throughout the year at:  

• pay parking machines on downtown streets (3-hour limit)
• downtown parking garage and municipal lots (all day)
• Art Gallery of Burlington (1333 Lakeshore Rd)
• application may be downloaded from website

City Hall Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm

Veterans eligible for Veteran Parking Exemption Permit include:

• those who served during wartime in the Canadian Forces, including the reserve forces, the forces of the Commonwealth, its allies, the Merchant Navy or Ferry Command
• is serving or has served in NATO operations or as a member of the United Nations peacekeeping force
• those who served in the Vietnam War in the forces of the United States or its allies during that war and was a Canadian citizen at the time

Contact for information