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Pay parking violations online HERE Version OptionsParking on Fort Myers BeachHeadline Parking Violations Parking Violations Parking Violations Parking Violations Parking Violations Parking Violations Parking Violations Parking Violations Parking Violations Parking Violations Parking Violations. Parking Permits for Fort Myers Beach residents and businesses are available at the Town Hall temporary complex at 2545 Estero Boulevard.Ĭost: Residential - $25 Business - $50 (tax included) Parking Violations

On any street or road not designated as a parking space.

In any space not designated as a parking space.

In areas officially marked as prohibited.

In a handicapped space without a valid permit.

In the wrong direction (against the flow of traffic).

Please note: Lynn Hall Memorial Park near Fort Myers Beach Pier is owned and maintained by Lee County and payment at this paystation will not constitute payment for a Town of Fort Myers Beach parking space. Please select zone and space number accordingly.

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Passport Parking is free to download through the App Store or Google Play. The Passport Parking app can be used to pay for parking on the go without having to dig for coins or bills.

Extend time remotely (except where there are time limits.

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The Town collaborated with PassPort Parking for the mobile parking app for a simpler way for drivers to pay for their parking sessions. The Town of Fort Myers Beach uses the PassPort Parking app powered by Passport. RESIDENTIAL Parking Permit Pay by Phone App Residents who need a new parking pass can come to the Town Hall temporary complex at 2545 Estero Boulevard to receive one.Ĭost: Residential - $25 Business - $50 (tax included) Residents who no longer have a prior year parking pass will be able to receive a new one. Residential/business parking permits have been reinstated after Hurricane Ian. We are enforcing paid parking, island wide, in all Town marked parking areas, including beach accesses.

Parking fees of $5 per hour will continue to be collected and violations will be ticketed. However, the two-hour time limit on parking per meter has been removed. PARKING FEES AND RESIDENT PASSESĪs more people and businesses have started to return after Hurricane Ian caused widespread damage throughout FMB on September 28, 2022, regulating parking has again become necessary. *PLEASE NOTE - Some parking areas/spaces might still be in the process of repair due to the impact of Hurricane Ian. Beach and Street Enforcement (BASE) personnel look for expired time limits, overtime parking, and parking violations (i.e. Users can also manage their parking online at spaces are monitored seven days a week including all holidays.

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The PassportParking app is free to download from the iPhone App Store and Android Google Play. Passport also powers the ParkBoston mobile pay app in the City of Boston, and users can also use the ParkBoston app to pay for parking in CambridgeĬambridge plans to expand the app to the city’s over 3,000 metered parking locations by the end of 2017. The City of Cambridge is excited to now offer this mobile payment option to its residents and visitors who come to the Central Square area for both business and pleasure, and to continue expanding the program citywide in the coming months.Ĭambridge is among several Massachusetts cities and towns that are using the Passport service, including Salem, Acton, Springfield, Newburyport, and Haverhill. Since the Passport parking mobile pay option launched in Harvard Square last December, there have been over 160,000 transactions to pay for parking, averaging about 18,000 transactions a month. Passport has allowed drivers to quickly and conveniently pay and manage their parking fees from their phones.” “We’re always working to provide a customer -friendly experience to our residents, business, and visitors.

“The Passport parking program has been very successful,” said Louis A.

Extend their stay remotely (up to the maximum allotted time).

Purchase parking using a debit/credit card.

“Passport has been a great partner to our city and has helped us offer an innovative way of paying for parking.” “People who park in Cambridge have high expectations for customer service and convenience, and deploying – and now expanding – the availability of the Passport mobile pay app is critical to trying to meet those expectations,” said Joseph Barr, Cambridge’s Director of Traffic, Parking, and Transportation. This expansion is taking place following the successful Harvard Square pilot that launched in December 2016. The City of Cambridge announced the expansion of the Passport parking app to the Central Square area as a way for drivers to pay for metered parkingīeginning on September 25, visitors to Central Square will be able to use the Passport parking application at all the square’s metered parking spaces, including the City’s off-street metered parking lots.

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