1. Log in or create a new account.
2. Under Residential Parking Permits, click Apply for permits.
3. Select the applicable permit type, select Yes for the question that best fits your situation and follow the prompts. 

You will need:

• Valid Alberta Vehicle Registration Certificate (original, copy or electronic image)
• If applicable, provide supporting documents

You will receive an email with your permit approval or additional instructions within 48 hours. If you do not hear back after 2 business days, please contact us. You can get a ticket if you park before your permit is approved.

Methods of payment accepted:

• Visa credit/debit
• MasterCard credit/debit
• AMEX
• Discover

Note: Payment must be made within 60 days after permit is approved. If payment is not successful, your permit may be revoked.

If you want visitors to park in restricted zones within 150 metres of your address, you must apply for a Visitor Permit (see tab).

If you live in a qualifying ground-oriented addresses (detached, semi-detached and duplex houses, fourplexes, townhouses, row houses, and some low profile multi-residential buildings) within a RPZ, you can get up to two Visitor Permits. These permits allow non-resident vehicles to park in restricted zones within 150 metres of the resident’s address for up to 14 consecutive days. Visitor Permits are valid for one year and can be used for multiple visitors throughout the year, but only one vehicle at a time. Residents must register their visitor’s licence plate to start their parking session, or they could get a ticket.

For frequent visitors or visitors needing long-term use (e.g. live-in caregivers, etc.), please contact us for more options.

Note: If you host regular events with multiple visitors like book clubs, writing groups, Board or Committee meetings, contact 311 to request an enforcement relaxation for the date and time of your event. A minimum of 72 business hours is required.

1. Log in or create a new account.
2. Under Residential Parking Permits, click Apply for permits.
3. Select the applicable permit type, select Yes for the question that best fits your situation and follow the prompts.

You will need:

• One Proof of residency document that confirms your name and address for the permit, e.g.:
  • Current year’s Tax Assessment or Tax Bill
  • A valid lease agreement (of at least six months in duration)
  • Telephone bill (from the last two months)
  • Utility/cable bill (from the last two months)
  • Bank or credit card statement (from the last two months)
  • Pay slip (from the last two months)
  • Valid driver’s licence (within the last two months)
  • Valid Alberta Vehicle Registration Certificate or insurance (within the last two months)

You will receive an email with your permit approval or additional instructions within 48 hours. If you do not hear back after 2 business days, please contact us. Your visitor can get a ticket if they park before your permit is approved or if you haven't started their parking session.

Methods of payment accepted:

• Visa credit/debit
• MasterCard credit/debit
• AMEX
• Discover

Note: Payment must be made within 60 days after permit is approved. If payment is not successful, your permit may be revoked.

This permit is available to any building type eligible for Residential Parking Permits within a Residential Parking Zone. Each qualifying address can have a maximum of 2 Temporary Permits. The valid term for these permits can vary but cannot be extended or renewed. How long your permit will be valid is based on your situation. Only one vehicle may use this permit. This permit has no cost associated with it.

You can apply for a Temporary Permit if your address is eligible and you have out-of-town guests staying with you. The permit will usually be valid for 14 days.

1. Log in or create a new account.
2. Under Residential Parking Permits, click Apply for permits.
3. Select the applicable permit type, select Yes for the question that best fits your situation and follow the prompts. 

 If applicable, provide supporting documents

You will receive an email with your permit approval or additional instructions within 48 hours. If you do not hear back after 2 business days, please contact us. You can get a ticket if you park before your permit is approved.

Non-Resident Landlord Permits are for owners or managers of rental units to park on the street within a 150 meters of your property in a Residential Parking Zone. You must register you licence plate or your contractor's licence plate to start the parking session or a ticket may be issued. This permit is for occasional usage only and is not to be used unless you are conducting business at the residence. 

1. Log in or create a new account.
2. Under Residential Parking Permits, click Apply for permits.
3. Select the applicable permit type, select Yes for the question that best fits your situation and follow the prompts. 

You will need:

• One of the following (original, copy or electronic image):
  • Current year’s tax assessment or tax bill with the owner’s name and dwelling address. If the address matches the address for the permit, you must also provide proof that you live at a different address.
  • Current land title with owner’s name and residential address (not just the block/plan information)
  • Property tax receipt
  • If the applicant is a corporate owner, a copy of the Annual return filed with the Alberta Government Corporate Registry (Corporation name and access number) must be included
  • If the applicant is a management company or agent, a letter from the property owner must be included. 

You will receive an email with your permit approval or additional instructions within 48 hours. If you do not hear back after 2 business days, please contact us. You can get a ticket if you park before your permit is approved.

Methods of payment accepted:

• Visa credit/debit
• MasterCard credit/debit
• AMEX
• Discover

Note: Payment must be made within 60 days after permit is approved. If payment is not successful, your permit may be revoked.