Parking Citations
A parking citation is given to a vehicle that is found in violation of a County ordinance or state statute. By law, the registered owner of the vehicle is presumed to have received the citation.
All parking citations must be paid within 30 days of the date the citation is issued. Late fees and other penalties may be added if the owner fails to pay by the due date. Parking citations left unpaid for more than 90 days will be reported to an outside collection/credit reporting agency.
You may request a court hearing within 30 days of the issue date of the citation.
Make a Payment
You can make a payment online, by mail or by phone.
parking service assistant
Welcome to our new parking service web app! To help you get the most out of our services, we’ve created a quick and easy wizard. Click on the PSA button to use our user-friendly application to pay your parking citations and provide answers to your parking related questions!
Search / Pay Online
Please note - Payment must be sent so that it arrives before the date that a late payment penalty will apply.
You can send the payment by mail to:
Parking Operations Department
Overtown Transit Village South
601 NW 1 Court,18th Floor
Miami, Fl 33136
Pay by Phone
You can pay through the Interactive Voice Response (IVR) System (available 24 hours) at 305-275-1133.
Pay in Person
Pay in person with a credit card, check, money order or cash at Overtown Village South.
You may contest the citation by requesting a court hearing.
If you are the registered owner of the vehicle, or a person named in an Affidavit to Transfer Liability by the owner as having custody of the vehicle at the time of the violation, you may raise your defense before the court.
If you are not the owner of the vehicle listed in the parking violation, you will need to submit an Affidavit to Transfer Liability from the owner.
If you wish to request a court hearing it must be made within 30 days of the citation issue date. Court hearings are conducted via Zoom. You may download the Request for Court Hearing form and submit it along with a copy of the driver’s license.
All documents should be sent via email to parkingCT@miamidadeclerk.gov or via U.S. mail to:
Parking Operations Department
Overtown Transit Village South
601 NW 1 Court,18th Floor
Miami, Fl 33136
It is important to know when you request a court hearing:
- The court may impose additional fines, not exceeding $100, plus court costs.
- If you fail to appear in court, you may be found guilty.
Hearing Information
All Parking Operations Department court hearings are accessible via Zoom or via phone. Please use either method to join on the day and time of your hearing. If you do not know your hearing date, please visit our Parking Violations Online System to get your hearing information.
Via Zoom
Zoom Hearing Link
Via Phone
Hearings may be accessed via phone using the following number:
786-635-1003 Meeting ID#: 655 856 3575
- Overtime and Restricted Parking - $36
- Improper Parking - $29
- Prohibited Parking - $46
- Unlawful Parking in "Disabled Permit Only" space - $257
- Obstructing Traffic - $124
- Freight Curb Loading - $79
- Other/Florida Statue - $34
- Stroller Parking - $52
- Unlawful parking/blocking disabled access - $157
- Displayed for Sale - $104 , repeat violations - $504
- Airport Restricted - $154
- Airport/Seaport Abandoned - $254
Paid After 30 Days:
- Overtime and Restricted Parking - $46
- Improper Parking - $42
- Prohibited Parking - $56
- Unlawful Parking in "Disabled Permit Only" space - $257
- Obstructing Traffic - $154
- Freight Curb Loading - $98
- Other/Florida Statue - $44
- Stroller Parking - $52
- Unlawful parking/blocking disabled access - $157
- Displayed for Sale - $134 , repeat violations - $504
- Airport Restricted - $164
- Airport/Seaport Abandoned - $254
Other:
- Dismissal fee with proof of handicapped parking permit or license - $7.50
- Dismissal fee with proof of valid registration - $10
DISCLAIMER
Forms listed on this site are for reference only. The Clerk of the Court and Comptroller does not warrant, guarantee, or advise the use of these forms for any specific purpose. Nor are they intended to serve as legal advice and do not substitute for competent legal counsel or direct legal research. Individuals using these forms do so at their own risk and are strongly encouraged to seek legal advice from a qualified attorney to ensure their rights and interests are adequately protected.
Additionally, the Clerk of the Court and Comptroller cannot provide legal counsel or assistance in completing these forms. As many of these forms are created by entities outside our control, some forms may be outdated. Many forms are controlled by the judiciary, legislature, or agencies at the level they are intended to be filed or above. Please refer to appropriate Florida Statutes, Florida Rules, Administrative Orders, and Local Rules and Practices for additional information.
