Parking Department

2/6 Snow Advisory

A parking ban will go into effect on Friday, February 6th at 10:00PM. Residents must remove their vehicles from the streets to allow for pre-treatment and street widening operations (i.e., plowing) that will begin at 11:00PM tonight. Cars parked on the street will be subject to ticketing and towing.

Snow parking lots will be open to residents starting at 8:00PM on Friday, February 6th.

The Lynn Public Library will be closed on Saturday, February 7th. Additionally, all scheduled school activities for Saturday have been canceled.

Towed cars will be located at 389 Blossom Street (Lynn Ferry Terminal Site).

There is a cold weather advisory for Essex County through February 8th.

To learn more about snow emergencies, click here.

The Parking Department is responsible for the collection of fines relative to citations for Parking Tickets, Abandoned Vehicles, 40U, Noise, Litter, Smoking, Fire Department and Animal Control citations. The Department is authorized to initiate appropriate collection actions for violations not paid when due, including non-renewal of driver's license and registration, criminal complaint and tax liens. Other responsibilities include issuance of resident parking permits and management of the City's public parking lots.

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Complaints / Concerns

Phone - 781-586-6868

Email - [email protected]

Parking Director

Contact
Email
Address

Jessica Chiappini
[email protected]
Lynn City Hall, Room 101

Announcements

Downtown Lynn Parking Strategy Study

The City of Lynn is developing a Downtown Lynn Parking Strategy, a priority action stemming from the Vision Lynn planning process. Parking plays an essential role in supporting Downtown Lynn’s economy and vitality. With many recent and upcoming changes expected in Downtown Lynn, a comprehensive evaluation of the existing parking system will provide the tools to ensure it continues to be a vibrant and inclusive place for all.

The strategy will be consistent with principles of Vision Lynn, which identifies downtown Lynn as an Enhance District – it is an important activity area for the city and we should support its evolution without drastically changing its character as a place. Downtown Lynn is the primary hub for the community’s civic uses, employment, housing, and cultural activity, and this parking study will ensure that our parking spaces, policies, and spaces will support, and not be a barrier to, living, working, and visiting the downtown.

To learn more, click here.

Street Sweeping

The Fall Street Sweeping Program resumes in all neighborhoods this month, beginning Monday, November 25th (7am-3pm) in Ward 7.

The schedule for street sweeping can be found here.

There is also a street sweeping calendar that projects the street sweeping locations over the following 4 weeks. There will likely be changes due to weather and equipment availability. The schedule on the website will be updated with any changes.

Permitting Update

Beginning JANUARY 1st 2024, the City of Lynn is transitioning to an online permitting system for both resident parking and municipal lot parking.

The link to the permit portal will be provided below as well as following the URL listed on the flyers below.

Lynn.ThePermitPortal.com