Due to COVID 19, as of 3/23/2020, we are forgiving outstanding parking tickets and reducing them to a warning at this time. No further action is required on your part. Stay well. Please be considerate of others and leave handicapped parking spaces for those in need.

If you receive a letter from the TPVA in the next few days, you may disregard it. It was sent out before we were able to process these existing tickets.

The Town of Clifton Park now uses an automated system for handling parking violations. 

 If you have received a parking violation ticket in Clifton Park, you have options. 

• You may pay or appeal your ticket at our secure portal (click on the icon below).  Payments may be made with a credit/debit card. 

   
Parking Violation Payments will show on Credit Card Statement as a third party vendor: Passport Inc of NC

• The Town of Clifton Park offers REDUCED RATES for Offenders who plead guilty and resolve their fees within 20 days of the violation.
  
  
  • You may Plead Guilty and pay the fine online with a credit/debit card,  or via mail with a check or money order. Rates will escalate after 20 days.
    
    
  • To Pay via mail, Please follow the instructions on the Plea Form (click here to open). THIS FORM IS ONLY TO BE USED IN RESPONDING TO PARKING TICKETS ISSUED BY THE TOWN. 
    
    
    • ALL OTHER VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS SHOULD BE SENT TO THE CLIFTON PARK TOWN COURT, 5 MUNICIPAL PLAZA, CLIFTON PARK, NY  12065

• For those Offenders wishing to Plead Not Guilty by mail and request a conference with Town Counsel.
  Conferences require the Offender to appear on the 2^nd Thursday of the Month at 5:30 pm, please follow the instructions on the Plea Form to request placement of the case on the calendar. 
  
• Handicapped Parking Permit must be displayed if parked in a Handicapped Space
  An expired permit is not valid and cannot be used. If your permit is due to expire, contact your local issuing agent to find out about the renewal procedures in your area.

  The permit is designed to hang from the rearview mirror when parked, but should be removed when the vehicle is being operated. If you lose your permit or it is stolen, immediately report it to the locality that issued the permit.

• In an effort to streamline the ability of operators and residents to respond to outstanding parking violations, personal checks will now be accepted. However, checks returned for insufficient funds will be treated as a default on the underlying ticket and may be subject to the maximum penalty per code.
  
  
• You can access §194 of Town Code by clicking here.