Parking
PAYMENT WILL BE REQUIRED AT METERS BEGINNING 5/3/2021.
AS OF 11/30/2020, PARKING ENFORCEMENT IS ACTIVE.
Fifteen Minute Parking
In the areas of Downtown, Depot Town, and West Cross, several on-street parking spaces have been designated 15-minute only to facilitate customer pickup/takeout parking. Please be aware of these spaces when parking.
Coin Shortage Response
The City had suspended payment at meters in response to the coin shortage, but was still enforcing time limits. PAYMENT WILL BE EXPECTED AT METERS BEGINNING ON MONDAY, 5/3.
Depot Town Meters/Timed Parking
New time limits have been posted in the Depot Town area, both on-street and in the Maple Street Lot and Freighthouse Lot. Please see the posted signage and the maps below for the time limits.
Changes in 2020
Additional handicap-placard parking is being added in Depot Town, Downtown, and West Cross. The Ballard Street Parking Lot is now free parking, however, you must have a resident or employee permit to park there overnight. In Depot Town, on-street parking timing has been adjusted to two-hour paid parking, Monday through Saturday, 10a-7p. In the Freighthouse parking lot, parking is three-hour paid parking, Monday through Saturday, 10a-7p; in the Maple Street parking lot, parking is four-hour paid, Monday through Saturday, 10a-7p.
As always, blocking crosswalks, fire hydrants, driveways, or fire access aisles; occupying a handicap-placard space without a handicap placard, parking more than 12 inches from the curb, or otherwise parking in violation of the Michigan Vehicle Code and/or posted signage is subject to enforcement action.
Public Parking
View general information on the location, price, and hours of both on- and off-street parking in Downtown, Depot Town, and West Cross areas on the maps below.
Central Business District Permit Parking
In the central business districts (Depot Town, Downtown, and West Cross), residents and employees are eligible for parking permit. More information about applying, rates, and parking areas can be found here.
Residential Permit Parking
In some residential areas, on-street parking is limited during certain times to neighborhood residents, their visitors, and service vehicles. Permits are available from the City Treasurer and must be renewed annually.
Paying or Appealing a Parking Ticket
In the unfortunate event that you receive a parking ticket, you can pay the ticket or start the appeals process here.
Street Maintenance Requests
Report non-emergency problems to the City, such as potholes and other minor street repairs, sidewalk safety concerns, slightly malfunctioning traffic signals, and damaged street signs by using SeeClickFix or by calling the Department of Public Services at 734-483-1421. For emergency issues, please dial 911.
Streetlight Outage Reporting
Notice a streetlight out? Report it using the DTE Online System.