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Parking Enforcement Services

TO REPORT A PARKING VIOLATION

phone
(703) 792-8536
Mon.-Fri. | 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

The Police Department has a new way to report parking complaints throughout Prince William County. Parking complaints are one of the most common complaints received by the Department and we ask residents for your patience as these matters are prioritized and addressed. More information on vehicles can be found on the Neighborhood Services website.


BEFORE CONTACTING THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REGARDING A PARKING ISSUE, IS THE VEHICLE BLOCKING TRAFFIC OR POSING A SAFETY ISSUE?

  • If your complaint involves a vehicle obstructing traffic or posing a safety risk to pedestrians or bicyclists, or involves vehicles parked in a manner obstructing a fire hydrant, fire lane, or marked handicapped space, please contact the non-emergency line by calling (703) 792-6500 so a patrol officer can respond. These complaints require immediate attention.

  • Other complaints, such as vehicles with expired inspection or registration, or those regarding illegally parked vehicles, abandoned vehicles, commercial vehicles that are illegally parked in residential areas, as well as boats, RVs, trailers and other large items that may be parked in violation of County laws, are considered lower priority and will be addressed as soon as possible.

    In these cases, residents should contact the Parking Enforcement line by calling (703) 792-8536, or email. The parking enforcement line is not a monitored line, residents are asked to leave a brief description of the concern, including a vehicle description, and the specific location of where the vehicle is parked.


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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  • When do Parking Enforcement Officers work?
  • Where can I find my towed vehicle?
  • What is an abandoned/disabled vehicle notice?
  • Can I contest a parking ticket?
  • What is considered a commercial vehicle?

PAY A PARKING TICKET FINE...

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  • In Person
  • By Mail
  • Online
  • By Phone

For more information, please contact the Parking Enforcement Services by calling (703) 792-8536 or email.