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The City of Sacramento is testing new, once-a-month parking restrictions on some blocks in a portion of Midtown. Tailoring restrictions based on the level of service, block-by-block, gives the City the access it needs and increases the availability of parking in Midtown. Find out more on the Sacramento City Express--the City's blog. 
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Transition Period During the months of September and October, informational notices, as opposed to citations, will be issued to vehicles parked between 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. to serve as a transitional period. This information is based on and partially excerpted from the City of Sacramento's informational PDF. Temporary Permits  24-hour temporary permits are available to residents who currently have a valid Vehicle or Visitor Residential permit. Up to 10 permits per month may be used per household. This is an optional program.
Large Gatherings For larger gatherings, please call 916-264-5011 or send an email within 5 days prior to the event to request a Parking Enforcement Accommodation. Residents are responsible for notifying their neighbors that an accommodation was requested for their gathering. Re-occurring weekly gatherings are not eligible for this accommodation. This information is based on and partially excerpted from the City of Sacramento's informational PDF. Q: Why are parking enforcement hours being extended to all residential neighborhoods in the Central City? A: The expanded residential parking restrictions throughout the grid are designed to protect resident parking especially during times of increased activity in the downtown core. The intent is to better manage the supply of on-street spaces, and allow those visiting downtown that need longer-term parking to park in garages and lots. To allow time for motorists to become acclimated to the new hours, enforcement of the new policy for both metered and non-metered streets in residential areas will begin on November 1, 2016. Q: How are residents able to have guests over to their home for an extended amount of time? A: See the Temporary Permits section above. Q: Are the increases in enforcement hours and changes in policy designed to raise revenue for the arena? A: No. The goal of the changes to the residential permit program is to protect residential parking from encroachment by business patrons, not raising revenue to finance the arena. For more information see the City's website on these following topics:
Brochure on Residential Parking Permits by the City of Sacramento
Many metered parking spaces in the central city are being converted to a tier-based pricing system. These will allow people to park longer than the posted time for a higher hourly cost as shown below. Extensions of parking time may be done at the meter or remotely using the Parkmobile app. At this time, the ability to extend time via mobile app requires that the initial payment was done using the app. Initial payments of coin or credit card will require extension to be paid at the meter. Hourly Rates by Zone     Diagrams courtesy of the City of Sacramento. How to Pay
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 Diagram courtesy of the City of Sacramento. Brochure on the Tiered Based Pricing Program by the City of Sacramento For more information see the City's website on these following topics:
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INFO & CommentsThis page provides information about changes to parking in midtown. This information is excerpted from the the City of Sacramento's webpages. For more details visit:
CitationsVisit the City's citation website about how to pay or contest a citation.
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