Park Tucson, the City of Tucson's Parking Manager

The Park Tucson office at 110 E. Pennington Street, #150 will reopen to the public on Monday, April 5, 2021.    Our lobby has been closed since March 17, 2020, in keeping with the Mayor's Emergency Declaration closing City of Tucson offices due to the coronavirus pandemic.  We are still working to serve you throughout this challenging time.   

When you visit our public lobby, we ask that you wear a face covering over your nose and mouth, and you must take your temperature at our self-check station to the left of the lobby doors.  Your body temperature must not exceed 100.4 degrees for you to remain in the Park Tucson lobby to conduct business.   If you do not have a face covering, we will provide you with one.  Hand sanitizer is available in the lobby from a no-touch dispenser, and we have floor decals indicating where to stand in order to maintain social distancing.  

We appreciate your cooperation in keeping yourself, our staff, other guests, and our community safe.  

In the meantime, please contact us by phone or email and we'll respond promptly. 
Leave a message at (520) 791-5071
Email ParkTucson@tucsonaz.gov

City of Tucson Employees:  returning to the office Downtown and need monthly parking?

Fill out and submit this form to select your parking location and set up your payroll deduction.

Upcoming Park Tucson Commission meetings:

The Park Tucson Commission will meet on Tuesday, April 27, 2021, at 8:00am, virtually through Microsoft Teams.  Click here for the meeting notice and agenda. 

Subcommittee Meetings:

The Park Tucson Commission Subcommittees have established standing meeting days and times:

• The Business District Parking Subcommittee meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 8:30am.  The next meeting of the subcommittee will be on April 6, 2021. Click here for the meeting notice and agenda. 
• The Neighborhood and Residential Parking Subcommittee meets on the second Tuesday of each month at 7:30am.  The subcommittee meets next on Tuesday, April 13, 2021.   
• The Finance and Capital Needs Subcommittee meets on the Thursday prior to the Park Tucson Commission meeting.   The next meeting of the subcommittee is Thursday, April 23, 2021.

Commuter/Student On-Street Annual Permits are On Sale, ON-LINE

Commuter/Student annual parking permits are now on sale, ON-LINE or through the GoTucson Parking mobile app.  The Park Tucson office is currently closed to the public, so there will be no in-person permit purchases at this time.   All permits are available for sale on a first-come, first-served basis. 

Link to Commuter/Student Parking Permit On-line Portal

After setting up your account, you will need to upload copies of your valid driver's license and vehicle registration when you make your parking location selection, then enter your payment information.  Once Park Tucson staff has approved the application, the payment will be processed and you will receive a confirmation.  Click here for more information on the program. 

Take-Out Parking Zones in the City Center

Park Tucson has established special temporary Take-out Parking Only zones in front of restaurants in Downtown, 4th Avenue, Main Gate Square, and the Mercado District to make it easy for customers to pick up meals from these restaurants.  Parking is free of charge in these special zones and is limited to 15 minutes to accommodate as many customers as possible.     

These special zones will continue indefinitely.  While restaurants are now allowed to provide dine-in service, they will be limited in their seating capacity, and will likely continue to rely on take-out service. 

Parking Lots and Garages Location Maps

Interactive Parking Map of the Downtown, 4th Avenue, and Main Gate Areas (web-based)

Map of Parking and Attractions along the Sun Link Streetcar Route (pdf)

News and Updates

Park Safely Near Sun Link Streetcar

It’s important for motorists to park correctly in street spaces adjacent to the streetcar tracks. All parts of your vehicle – including tires and side mirror – must be within the marked white lines of the parking space. Park in a way that blocks the path of the streetcar and you may pay a fine, towing costs, and impound fees.

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