Parking

Parking Permits
The following Parking Permits are available for purchase online at parking.cobourg.ca and from the Municipal Law Enforcement and Licensing Services (201 Second Street) office and Victoria Hall (55 King Street West), from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on weekdays.

Two vehicles can be registered on one Parking Permit, and both vehicles can utilize the permit at the same time.

Cobourg Resident Parking Permit

• $10/month year-round
• Valid for parking in both downtown and waterfront lots and on-street parking
• Includes overnight parking in lots and downtown on-street year-round

Northumberland County Resident Permit

• $40/month year-round
• Valid for parking in both downtown and waterfront lots and on street
• Includes overnight parking in lots only

DBIA Employee Permit

• $20/month year-round
• Valid for downtown parking lots (does not include waterfront designated areas)
  
  

Visitor Waterfront Permit

• $35/month for Low Season
• $80/month High Season
• $320/season High Season
• Valid for parking only in Waterfront parking lots and waterfront on-street (not valid for downtown)
• Does not include overnight parking

Organizations providing home health care services can apply for annual parking permits for their staff providing services in client's homes. It is up to the Organizations providing the services to apply to the Town on behalf of their healthcare workers and have their organizations registered and obtain permits.

What is allowed with this permit?

The permits only provide an exemption from the following regulations while the service worker is actively engaged providing home health care services:

• No Parking from 2 a.m. to 7 a.m. winter and general maintenance seasonal restrictions
• Overnight from 11 pm and 6 am Victoria Day to Thanksgiving at waterfront areas/lots schedule H
• Parked at expired meters, pay and display or pay by plate controlled spaces such as referenced in schedules H and I, D and E.
• Parked longer than permitted hours (or signed time limit if posted otherwise)

All other parking regulations and restrictions apply.
There is no cost for a home healthcare worker permit.

Fill out and save the application form and submit it to astewart@cobourg.ca. 

An Occasional Use Parking Permit (O.U.P.P.) provides parking on residential streets for visitors and special circumstances that prevent homeowners from parking in their driveways. Permit for a maximum of ten days per calendar year. Please contact the Municipal Law Enforcement & Licensing Services Department for more information: 905-372-8380.

Any vehicle displaying a valid Veterans license plate are exempt from paying in all municipal surface lots or streets for a period of up to 24 hours.

"Veteran License Plate" shall mean an official Ontario License Plate with a poppy on it and with the word 'Veteran' underneath.