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      COVID-19: All You Need to Know About Parking in Pasadena

      A fairly empty parking garage

      Parking structure in Pasadena (Photo – Staff).

      Parking Division of the Pasadena Department of Transportation is implementing temporary modifications to parking policy.

      By News Desk

      In an effort to reduce the financial burden on Pasadena residents and local businesses, the following will take effect immediately:

      • Suspension of enforcement of the overnight parking ordinance.
      • Suspension of enforcement of time limits in residential neighborhoods.
      • Suspension of daytime street sweeping restrictions.
      • Suspension of payment at all curbside parking spaces.
      • All metered parking spaces will be temporarily converted to 20 minute parking to facilitate delivery and pick-up of food from restaurants. The 20 minute limit on these spaces will be enforced.
        Individuals looking to park long-term should park in parking garages and walk to their destination.
      • Temporary suspension of non-critical vehicle impounds.
      • Temporary suspension of booting and impounds for five or more past-due parking citations and for vehicles with expired registrations.

      Enforcement

      The following will still be enforced:

      • All colored curb time limits.
      • Time limits at the 20 minute spaces.
      • Driveway blocks (by complaint only).
      • Preferential parking districts, with the exception of the T-District (by complaint only).
      • 72 hour parking violations (by complaint only, citations only, no impounds)
        Emergency access and public safety violations, including, but not limited to: parking in alleyways, blocking fire hydrants, and parking in fire lanes

      Parking garages

      Parking garages will continue to operate as normal, but operations are being closely monitored and operations may be modified as necessary. Additional measures will be considered as the situation evolves.

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