Parking in Port Phillip
As a densely populated inner city area, a tourist destination and popular entertainment district, the City of Port Phillip faces some significant parking challenges.
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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.
Requesting a Parking Officer
You can request a parking officer to investigate a suspected illegally parked vehicle between the hours of 6 am and 11pm, seven days a week during by contacting Council or lodging your request online through your My Port Phillip login account.
Is the property I reside in eligible for parking permits?
Find out your eligibility and entitlements for a parking permit.
In this section
- Abandoned vehicles: report one or reclaim yours
- Accessible parking
- Cheaper seasonal parking
- Fishermans Bend and Port Melbourne parking changes
- Line marking of parking spaces
- Paid parking and ticket machines
- Parking fines
- Parking permits
- Parking restrictions
- Parking revenue
- Public holiday parking rules
- Towed vehicles: report or retrieve