Dispute a Parking Ticket

Customers who receive a parking summons and wish to contest it should request a hearing within 30 days of receiving it to avoid incurring any penalties. Hearings are also available after 30 days, but if an administrative law judge upholds the fine, the penalties may also be owed. After a ticket is in judgment (approximately 100 days without payment or hearing request), a vehicle owner must submit a Request for Hearing After Judgment form to request a hearing.

You may contest a parking ticket in person, by mail, or online. Along with contesting a ticket because you believe you were not guilty of the infraction, you may also request a ticket be dismissed for other reasons.

You will receive the judge's decision at the conclusion of an in-person hearing. If you request a hearing by mail or via the web, the decision will take approximately 90 days.

Request an Online Hearing (Hearing-by-Web)
Request a Hearing-By-Mail
Request an In-Person Hearing
Appealing a Hearing Decision
Common Reasons for Disputing a Ticket
Violation Codes, Fines, Rules & Regulations
Red Light Camera Program