If you have a Residential Parking Permit (RPP), chances are you’ve had to take a trip down to our permit office at 35 North 8th Street to renew it. Welp, here’s some good news: You no longer have to make the trip to renew your permit.
Instead of driving or walking to our permit office, you can renew your RPP from the comfort of your own home.
Let’s cut to the chase: you can renew your RPP online.
A few things to keep in mind though:
- You must reside at a residence within a residential parking district.
- If you have three or more outstanding parking tickets or Red Light Camera violations, you will not be eligible to purchase or renew your parking permit. If you have three or more outstanding parking violations, payments can be made here.
- At the current time, you may only use this site if you have an existing residential permit account. To renew your RPP or to request a permit for an additional vehicle, you must use your existing account number. Your account number can be found on the renewal notice mailed to your address of residency.
- You will be asked to provide proof of residence, vehicle registration and insurance. All documents must be at the same address within the residential permit parking district. Proof of residence can include:
- Utility Bill
- Driver’s License
- Housing Lease
- The vehicle registration requirement can be waived if you drive a company car (including a leased company car), or if you are in the military service.
Note: There is a $2.50 processing fee for online permit renewals and ticket payments.
If you have an existing RPP and would like to replace it for the following reason(s), please contact the RPP office at 215-683-9730 for further instructions:
- A new license plate
- Moved to a different district
Do you have any permit questions? Check out our Permit Primer or get at us on Twitter or Facebook!