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Oshkosh reports steady permit sales after Passport rollout; leased stalls generate modest revenue
Summary
City staff told the committee that parking-permit sales (about 63,000 annually) remain steady after a partnership with Passport moved most purchases online; leased 24-hour and daytime stalls produced roughly $30,000 in revenue, while citation revenue dipped in 2025 amid staffing shortages.
City staff reported that the city’s partnership with Passport for parking permit sales and enforcement has largely moved permit purchases online and maintained permit sales at roughly the same level as the prior year — about 63,000 permits for 2025, similar to 2024. Staff said the Passport platform improved customer convenience and staff efficiency by enabling more reports and online sales.
Staff acknowledged citation revenue was slightly down in 2025, which they attributed in part to a parking-control officer staffing shortage; no exact corrected citation totals were provided in the discussion. The city also reported results from a new leased-stall program: 18 24-hour leased stalls and 62 daytime leased stalls yielded about $30,000 in revenue during the year. Staff said the majority of city lot stalls remain two-hour free parking and that lease conversions have so far been accommodated without displacing permit holders from necessary spaces.
Committee members asked whether the ratio of leased-to-free stalls remains appropriate; staff said current levels are working and that they continually monitor supply. Staff said they will continue to report permit and enforcement data to the committee and the Common Council.
Next steps: staff will include updated permit and citation reports in future updates and continue monitoring leased-stall demand.
