Overview


On-street parking in Kilbirnie.
On-street parking in Kilbirnie

The Council provides a range of parking services and facilities to make accessing the city and suburbs easy and safe.

Weekend parking in the inner city is free in on-street parking spaces, and at Civic Square and the Michael Fowler Centre car parks, but time restrictions apply. There is a lower weekend charge and longer term parking available at the Clifton Terrace car park.

In addition to the Council parking buildings, low-cost weekend parking fees are available at some commercial car parks located in the city centre.

$3 Weekend Parking - Positively Wellington Tourism website

Parking buildings are clearly marked with blue signage, and located throughout the central business district.

Motorcycle Parking Campaign

The number of motorcycles and scooters in Wellington city far exceed available on-road parks, and many riders are parking illegally on footpaths, at the end of parallel parks and near pedestrian crossings.

Due to the lack of space and pressure to increase other types of parking, it is not possible to create more on-road motorcycle / scooter parking. To help riders find suitable and legal parking, the Council is running an awareness campaign highlighting where to park, as riders parking illegally cause problems for others (eg pedestrians on footpaths) and make roads unsafe.

Motorcycle Parking - On-street Parking

Payment & Enquiries

You can take care of parking payment and enquiries at Wellington Parking and Infringement Services.

Location

Ground Floor
40 Taranaki Street
Wellington

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Hours

Monday - Friday: 8.30am - 5.00pm (excluding public holidays)

Mailing Address

PO Box 24 344
Manners Street
Wellington

Phone: (04) 910 3444
Fax: (04) 910 3440

Illegal Parking Complaints

To complain about illegal parking, phone (04) 801 3555 or (04) 801 5020 Monday - Friday, 6.00am - 6.00pm. Outside of these hours, phone the Council Call Centre on (04) 499 4444.

Parkwise

The Council contracts Parkwise, a subsidiary of Armourguard, to monitor parking in the city. The contract represents an extension of the traditional warden's job.

Parkwise staff also act as ambassadors within the city. Aside from issuing tickets, they are available to give directions, deal with on-going parking issues and are even trained in first aid.

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Department Details:
Parking Services - Infrastructure