Modern Mississauga presents Ask The City - How do I to get a temporary parking permit for my guests coming to my holiday party?

Modern Mississauga and the City of Mississauga have come together to present an ongoing series called “Ask the City.”
We’ll share relevant information here and answer your questions about our city.

Today’s question is about temporary parking permits.

How do I to get a temporary parking permit for my guests coming to my holiday party?

A temporary or short term parking permit (a parking consideration) allows you to park on a residential street longer than the standard three hours for up to five days. A maximum of five cars can be included on the request. You can request up to 14 temporary or short term parking permits in a year for each address where there are no prohibited signs.

If you have a holiday party coming up, there are three ways you can request a temporary or short-term parking permit for your guests.

Use the Pingstreet App

If you prefer to use a smartphone or tablet, you can download the Pingstreet app. On the app, you can submit a request for a temporary or short-term parking permit. You’ll need to provide the street address, contact information and licence plate number. Pingstreet is a free mobile app that provides you with City information in one convenient place. You can download Pingstreet at the following stores: Apple Store, Google Play, BlackBerry World and Windows Phone Store. For more information, visit mississauga.ca/pingstreet.

Visit the City’s website

Visit the Temporary Parking Permit webpage and fill out the online form. You’ll need to provide the street address where the vehicle will be parked, your contact information and the vehicle’s plate number.

By calling 3-1-1

You can also call 3-1-1 or 905-615-4311 (from outside city limits) from Monday to Friday between 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. to request a temporary or short-term parking permit.

Temporary or short-term parking permits are not valid on private property. Parking on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day is allowed beyond the three-hour limit between 8 a.m. and midnight.

For more information about parking permits and the full list of statutory holidays, visit mississauga.ca/portal/residents/parkingconsiderations.

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