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The MKE Park app, powered by ParkMobile, helps protect the safety of both the people paying for parking and the City’s workforce by reducing physical interactions with parking meters at over 6,000 parking spaces around Milwaukee.
Parking Regulations. The City of Milwaukee may mail citations for night parking permit and wrong side violations. Please get your night parking permit and remember to follow all parking regulations, including alternate side parking.
File a Parking Complaint. If you wish to complain about an illegally parked or abandoned vehicle, please call (414) 286-2489. Communication assistants will not process anonymous complaints, but can process complaints confidentially if necessary. Report a parking violation online.
Purchase a night parking permit online, at City Hall, the Ziedler Municipal Building, Milwaukee Police District Stations, Parking Violation Bureaus, or the City of Milwaukee Tow Lot.
Night parking permission is a courtesy offered by the City of Milwaukee to residents and visitors with short term overnight parking needs to park on the street or City-owned parking lots without purchasing a night parking permit.
Parking Services & Info Established in 1846, the City of Milwaukee is home to nearly 600,000 residents and is a city built on water with over 10 miles of lakefront shoreline. With three rivers and a Great Lake, water plays a key role in the city’s history, identity, and economy.
Look for signs in the area and contact the Tow Lot at 414-286-2700 to confirm vehicle location. Abandoned vehicles parked in excess of 24 hours will be placarded. A placard is an orange sticker placed on the windshield of a vehicle that serves as a towing warning.
Permission may be obtained each night by calling 414-286-8300 or completing the Online Night Parking Permission Request between the hours of 7:00 AM and 1:00 AM Sunday through Friday. Any questions can be answered by calling 414-286-CITY.
Smart meters service up to 2 parking spaces and utilize coin or credit card payments at the meter, in addition to payments made with the MKE Park App.
As businesses began reopening, the need for turnover in parking locations increased and on June 15, 2020, the City of Milwaukee Department of Public Works reinstated parking meter enforcement. As college campuses resume in-person classes, parking will become more in-demand in certain areas.