PARKING

How to Dispute/Contest a Ticket

If you feel that you have received a citation in error, you are required to complete a notarized Ticket Contest Form and send to the City of Orlando Parking Division within 14 calendar days of  receipt of the citation. You may dispute/contest the citation in person, send by registered mail, or e-mail:

• Via E-Mail
  Click here to e-mail the Parking Violations Department a notarized Contest Package: Dispute Citations
   
• Deliver by Registered Mail or in person:
  City Of Orlando Parking Division
  53 W. Central Blvd.
  Orlando, Florida 32801
  
  How to Get Contest Package
  Click here for printable version: Contest Package
  Pick up form at:  53 W. Central Blvd. from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Customer Service
If you need to discuss a citation with a specialist you may contact the Parking Division at
407.246.2450 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Parking Ordinance
Many answers to questions concerning parking tickets may be found by reviewing the Parking Ordinance.

Ticket Look Up
Search for ticket by Look up by tag number or ticket violation number.

Pay Parking Ticket / Citation

Note:  Please be reminded that the Orlando City Ordinance, CHAPTER 39 states that tickets must be contested within 14 calendar days.  Any contest form that falls outside of this established time frame will be rejected without any notification from the Parking Division.

 Last Modified: Friday, July 15, 2011 07:20:12 AM