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Gaithersburg launches new online parking management system; permits and payments available
Summary
The city of Gaithersburg announced that a new parking management system is live, with online permit applications, ticket payments and an upcoming second round of notification letters to eligible businesses and residents.
GAITHERSBURG, Md. — Gaithersburg city officials announced at the June 16 mayor and council meeting that the city’s new parking management system is now live and that residents and businesses can apply for permits and pay parking tickets online.
“...the new parking management system is now live,” City Manager Tanisha told the council, saying transition activities would continue over the next several weeks and that a second round of letters will be sent to eligible businesses and residents. She directed questions about permits or letters to Tom Lonergan Seager in the city team.
Why it matters: The city said the system—built and launched after about 18 months of work by city staff—allows online permit applications and ticket payments and includes an updated website and customer-notification process. City staff will continue transition tasks and outreach to ensure eligible users receive notices and can access the new online functions.
What residents should do: City Manager Tanisha said residents who have received a letter should visit the city website to apply for permits or to pay tickets and to contact Tom Lonergan Seager with questions. The meeting did not specify exact timing for the second mailing beyond “the next several weeks.”
Context: The announcement was presented as part of general staff updates; the council did not discuss budget impacts or the vendor during the meeting. Implementation tasks and further outreach were described as ongoing.
