Parking Enforcement Officers enforce the Municipality of Clarington's Traffic By-law. In some instances, they also enforce parking on private property. The Traffic By-law regulates traffic and parking on highways, municipal streets, boulevards, sidewalks, and municipal property.
Parking ticket payments |
To pay a parking ticket, choose one of the three methods below:
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Dispute a parking ticket |
If you receive a parking ticket infraction, you have the option to schedule a First Attendance appointment to dispute your ticket within 15 days of issuance. This option is by appointment only and takes place at the Municipal Law Enforcement Office located at 2611 Trulls Road in Courtice. If you or your agent would like to meet with a First Attendance Administrator to dispute or discuss your ticket, you must book an appointment by calling 905-623-3379 ext. 2150. If you have scheduled an appointment, do not pay your parking violation until the First Attendance Administrator makes a decision on your case. Payment made before a scheduled screening will void your review because your case will be considered resolved, and refunds will not be issued. This option is a legislated process and is the only way to dispute your parking ticket infraction. Please contact the Municipal Law Enforcement office for any parking-related concerns or questions. |
Winter parking regulations |
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Temporary parking pass |
Residents and visitors may request a temporary parking pass for up to 14 days per calendar year, per licence plate. |
Towed vehicles |
Your vehicle can be towed if:
If your vehicle has been towed, you must take the following steps before your vehicle is returned:
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School zone safety |
Parking Enforcement Officers routinely patrol schools to enforce parking regulations. Parents should park safely at schools and obey 'No Parking' and 'No Stopping' signs. Leave bus stops for buses, and fire routes for emergency vehicles.
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Boulevard parking |
For your safety and the safety of the community, do not park on the boulevard portion of your driveway, if your driveway is located within 15 metres of an intersection. The boulevard is the portion of land between your property line and the road or curb. Cars parked in the boulevard, within 15 metres of an intersections, are parked illegally. |
To help serve you better and provide more efficient service, we’ve launched Service Clarington — a new online customer portal. File by-law complaints, report problems, and apply and pay for permits and licences in one convenient place. Get started by visiting service.clarington.net to create an account.
Report a parking concern by logging in to the Service Clarington portal and filling out the required fields. Our Municipal Law Enforcement team will use the information to investigate your concern.
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