Parking Permits

Current availability

• Marine Parking Garage: Unavailable
• Downtown Transit Center: Unavailable

Contact Parks & Recreation to be added to the wait list.

We will continue to renew existing parking permits in both facilities, although current permit holders must renew their parking permits within five business days of the date of expiration. If a permit is not renewed within five business days and that parking facility is at capacity, the permit holder loses the option to renew that permit. Any citations received for parking with an expired permit will not be dismissed.

Permit Information

• Permit parking is only available at the Downtown Transit Center parking garage (DTC, 100 Main St.), the Marine Parking Garage (MPG, 290 Marine Way) and may be available seasonally (November – April) at the Marine Park Plaza (Main St. between Marine Park and the Marine Parking Garage.)
• Permits are facility-specific: DTC permits are only valid at the Downtown Transit Center parking garage and MPG Permits are only valid at the Marine Parking Garage.
• Permits are in the form of a paper hangtag, which must be visibly displayed on your rear view mirror with the expiration date facing the front of your vehicle, as indicated on the permit.
• Permits are transferrable between vehicles.
• Permits may be purchased in weekly, monthly or yearly increments.
• Cost for a parking permit is: $77 per month; $847 per year plus tax.
• You may purchase a permit in the Parks & Recreation office, located in Room 218 of City Hall, Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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Downtown Transit Center Parking Garage

100 Main Street

• $77+ tax for a monthly permit
• $847+ tax for a year permit
• DTC permits are only valid for parking in the Downtown Transit Center parking garage.
• During the legislative session, the entire 3^rd floor of the DTC garage is reserved for legislative parking.

Marine Parking Garage

290 Marine Way, below the Downtown Public Library

• $77+ tax for a monthly permit
• $847+ tax for a year permit
• MPG permits are valid for parking in the Marine Parking Garage and for seasonal parking in the Marine Park Plaza.
• Not valid for hourly parking spaces (spaces 5-23), Library Parking spaces (spaces A-V), and other spaces prohibited by sign or device.
• Due to construction at Marine Park, seasonal parking will not be available in the Marine Park Plaza parking lot this winter for MPG permit holders. Citations will be issued for unauthorized parking.

On-Street Parking

• On-street parking is limited to a maximum of two consecutive hours per day during the enforcement hours of Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., unless otherwise restricted by a sign or device.
• Payment or registration is not required.
• Please note that on-street parking is limited to two consecutive hours per day. If you’ve already parked on-street once during a day, you will need to park in an hourly parking area if you come downtown again.

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ADA Parking

• ON-STREET: There is no fee or registration for parking in an on-street ADA space, although time is limited to four hours. There is no fee or time limit for parking in a general on-street parking space, unless time is restricted by signage (for example, parking in a 15-minute loading zone.) You must have your ADA placard properly displayed or have an ADA license plate on your vehicle.

• OFF-STREET HOURLY LOTS & PARKING GARAGES: Anyone parking in an off-street facility must pay to park (either by buying a permit or paying for an hourly space). Handicap parking permits do not provide free parking in facilities where payment is required, including DTC, MPG, Shoppers Lot, and North Franklin Lot. Payment is required regardless of whether the customer has a handicap permit.

Electric Vehicle Charging

• Electric vehicle charging stations are available at the Marine Parking Garage (MPG) and the Downtown Transit Center Parking Garage (DTC). The EV spaces are only available for electric vehicles that are actively charging, and parking is limited to two consecutive hours of use per day.
  • The Level 3 charger at DTC is free for anyone to use Monday – Friday between 4 p.m. and 8 a.m., and on weekends/holidays. A DTC permit is required Monday – Friday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Permits are required because the license plate recognition system cannot apply unique rules to individual spaces within the facility.
  • The Level 2 chargers at MPG are free for anyone to use Monday – Friday between 4 p.m. and 8 a.m., and on weekends/holidays. All vehicles must pay to park in the EV spaces Monday – Friday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. including MPG/DTC permitholders.

• The charging stations are active between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. daily.

How to Appeal a Citation

If you want to appeal a citation issued by the City and Borough of Juneau, you must fill out the Citation Appeal Request Form and submit it to the Citation Hearing Officer within thirty (30) days of the issuance of the citation.

Click here for more information.

Parking fees for the Downtown Transit Center and Marine Parking Garage have been restructured. The costs of monthly and annual parking permits increased on July 1, 2022 and incremental increases will continue the following three years. Parks & Recreation Director George Schaaf presented at the Public Works & Facilities Committee on April 11, 2022. Read his memo and see his presentation on the Parking Management Fund Balance here.

The fees to park at the two garages have not increased for more than a decade, though the cost of operating the facilities continues to rise. Between fiscal years 2015 and 2022, increases in utilities, insurance, maintenance, and contractual services drove a 33% increase in operating costs. Revenue has remained relatively flat since 2015, except for a decline in FY20 due to the pandemic.

The cost for hourly parking at the Marine Parking Garage, Shoppers Lot, and North Franklin Lot is remaining the same at $.75 per hour.