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1. How can I obtain a residential or visitor's parking permit?

Residents within a Permit Parking District must bring his/her current New Jersey driver's license and a valid New Jersey registration for each vehicle to the Bureau of Traffic and Transportation in order to receive a permit decal. Their office is located in City Hall at:
319 E State Street
Room 100
Trenton, NJ 08608

Proof of Residency

An additional proof of residency such as a utility bill or lease agreement must be presented in order to receive visitor passes. 

Visitor Passes

Only two visitor passes will be issued per household. It is important to note that all documentation must confirm residency within the district.

2. How do I pay a parking ticket?

You can call the Trenton Municipal Court at 609-989-3700, or mail a payment to the Municipal Court, which is located at:
225 N Clinton Avenue
P.O. Box 1360
Trenton, NJ 08609

Payment Types

If you mail payment to this Municipal Court, payment should be made by check or money order. Cash will not be accepted by mail.

3. What are the requirements for handicapped parking permits and signs?

Those interested in getting a handicapped parking permit and sign must receive an application from the Bureau of Traffic and Transportation at City Hall, which is located at:
319 E State Street
Room 100
Trenton, NJ 08608. 

Please call 609-989-3612 for any questions. 

Applications

The Handicap Parking Review Committee reviews six applications a month and each individual will be notified if their application is approved. Download the Handicapped Parking Application (PDF).

4. Where can I find free parking within the Trenton Downtown Commons area?

There is up to one hour of free parking in the Front Street parking lot. The parking is free for downtown shoppers.

5. Where can I find free parking within the Trenton Downtown Commons area?

There is up to one hour of free parking in the Front Street parking lot. The parking is free for downtown shoppers.