The Authority's Regular Board Meeting scheduled for 10:00 a.m. on March 17, 2026, will be held in-person at PPA Headquarters and virtually via Microsoft Teams webinar. You may register to attend the Board meeting virtually HERE.
Anyone wishing to make comment at the Regular Board Meeting via the Webinar must
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PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) today announced that beginning March 2nd, 2026, SEPTA trolleys serving Lines T1 through T5, along with the G1 route, will be equipped with automated enforcement cameras to identify vehicles illegally blocking trolley lanes and stopping zones (https://youtu.be/Ld957tph0P0). A 30-day warning period will precede active
(PHILADELPHIA) – In response to the end of the snow emergency, the PPA will begin enforcing all parking regulations - including meters and time zones - beginning at 6:30 AM today, Tuesday, February 24, 2026. Safety violations will continue to be enforced immediately as they were during the snow emergency.
In response to the City's Snow Emergency, which is set to begin today (Sunday) today at 4 PM, the Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) will be offering a flat 24-hour $5 discounted parking rate at the following Center City garages beginning at 9 AM TODAY -- Sunday -- February 22nd until the snow emergency is
The Philadelphia Parking Authority (“Authority”) Intends to release an Invitation for Bids ("IFB") for qualified contractors to complete intersection improvements at the 17th Street
/Washington Avenue and Belmont Avenue/Ford Road intersections. The proposed scope of work includes installation of all required equipment to support red light camera systems, inclusive of traffic
March 2026 Fuel Surcharge Notice
The Philadelphia Parking Authority is proud to partner with the Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation and neighborhood businesses to make visiting Chinatown easier, more affordable, and more convenient.
Through the Chinatown Visitor Discount Parking Program, guests who shop or dine at participating Chinatown businesses can enjoy discounted parking at AutoPark at the
When it comes to keeping Philadelphia’s streets safe, accessible, and moving smoothly, community partnership plays a vital role. One of the most effective ways residents and visitors can support that effort is by letting us know about recurring parking issues affecting your community.
We understand that parking concerns often go beyond
The Philadelphia Parking Authority (“Authority”) seeks information from qualified financial institutions to evaluate potential enhancements to its banking, cash management, and investment services. The purpose of this Request for Information (“RFI”) is to assess the current marketplace, identify best practices, and explore opportunities to improve operational efficiency, strengthen cash flow
