Parking Policy

City of Boston Resident Parking Program

Many of the City's residential streets are now "Resident Parking Only." If you live in one of these neighborhoods, you need a permit to avoid getting a ticket. When you are approved for a permit, you will receive a sticker to place on your car.

There is no charge for Resident Parking permits.

You need to place the permit sticker in the rear window of your car on the passenger side. If your window is tinted, display your sticker on the side window of the front passenger side.

You need to pay all of your overdue parking tickets before applying for or renewing a permit.

How to Apply

You may apply online at:

https://www.boston.gov/departments/parking-clerk/how-get-resident-parking-permit

OR you may apply in person at City Hall with the Parking Clerk's Office:

When you apply in person at City Hall — as long as you have all of your information — you'll get your resident permit that day.

You need to bring a valid Massachusetts registration. Your registration must show the car is registered and principally garaged in your name at your current Boston address.

You also need to bring valid proof of your Boston residency. Whatever you use needs to have your name and Boston address. If you use a bill, it must be current (postmarked or dated within the last 30 days). Bring one of the following:

• A gas, electric, or telephone bill
• A cable television bill
• A monthly bank statement
• A mortgage payment
• A credit card bill
• A water and sewer bill
• An apartment lease signed by you and the Landlord/Owner (move-in date must be within 30 days of applying; for online requests, apply within 10 days of your move-in date)

Street Sweeping Program

The City's Daytime Neighborhood Street Cleaning program currently runs from April 1 through November 30 for all neighborhoods except the North End, the South End, and Beacon Hill. The daytime program parking restrictions are not in effect during December and March except in those three neighborhoods. There will be no posted street sweeping or program-related parking enforcement during January and February.

Mechanical sweepers operate weather-permitting. During the winter, street cleaning and parking restrictions are nighttime-only except in the North End, the South End, and Beacon Hill neighborhoods.

In the event that Public Works cancels street sweeping for weather-related reasons, notifications will be sent to NO-TOW subscribers, or you may contact 311.

The Transportation Department handles ticketing and towing for street sweeping. In most cases, private companies working for the Transportation Department tow your car for parking in violation of street sweeping regulations.

If you know your license plate number, you can search the city towing database:

https://www.cityofboston.gov/towing/search/

Or call to find out which company towed your car:

For more information visit cityofboston.gov/publicworks/sweeping or download the No-Tow App.

Fulton Street Property — Street Sweeping Schedule

Jerusalem Place Property — Street Sweeping Schedule

Fulton Street Parking Rules

No private parking is offered at this property.

Jerusalem Place Parking Rules

No private parking is offered at this property.

No parking is allowed on the Jerusalem Place roadway. This no-parking policy applies only to the Jerusalem Place roadway and not the private parking lot adjacent to the building at the end of the roadway. That lot is owned by another party.

The Landlord/Property Manager has contracted enforcement of this policy to:

If your vehicle was illegally parked on the roadway and towed, please contact Walsh Towing directly for assistance.

Only your Landlord/Property Manager is authorized to call in a tow request. If someone is violating this policy, contact your Landlord/Property Manager to initiate a tow request.

If you are interested in renting a parking space from the owner of the parking lot at the end of the roadway or wish to inquire about availability, we will provide you with their contact information upon request. This information is provided as a courtesy only and does not constitute endorsement or recommendation. Your Landlord/Property Manager is not responsible or liable for any claims arising from an agreement with a third party.

Contact Information

For questions or concerns regarding this policy, tenants may contact the property management office at:

Effective Date: 23rd day of October 2023