Parking in Port Phillip
Is the property I reside in eligible for parking permits?
Find out your eligibility and entitlements for a parking permit.
Requesting a Parking Officer
Request a parking officer to investigate a suspected illegally parked vehicle via My Port Phillip. Our officers are notified and investigate between 6 am and 11pm, seven days a week. You can also call us if you prefer.
Policies and strategies
We are committed to supporting a well-connected transportation future for our City, to make it easy for people to move around and connect with places in a way that suits them as our City grows.
Council's commitment is guided by the Move, Connect Live Integrated Transport Strategy and the Parking Management Policy.
Parking revenue
Parking fees and permit fees help to maintain local roads and parking assets. We fund these with limited support from other levels of government.
These fees are separate from our rates charges. Only those who use the parking spaces or permits pay for their use.
In this section
- Report or reclaim an abandoned vehicle
- Accessible parking
- Fishermans Bend and Port Melbourne parking changes
- Line marking of parking spaces
- Paid parking and ticket machines
- Parking fines
- Parking permits explained
- Parking restrictions
- Parking Sensors in Port Phillip
- Public holiday parking rules
- Towed vehicles: report or retrieve