Downtown Parking Map. Map provided for reference only. Please verify parking zone at the meter when parking. Due to heightened demand for short term parking, some 4-hour meters are being converted to 2-hour meters. Looking for all-day parking? Multiple downtown parking permits are available in select areas.

Parking Services maintains around 1,300 on-street parking meters, as well as non-metered parking regulations. Find information on parking zones, parking permits and pay parking tickets.

Parking Services manages parking meters in downtown Boise, parking tickets and permits.

Selected permit holders will be contacted by email. ParkBOI E-permit areas are designated by signs. Please see the parking map for the areas where these signs will be found. Non-Permitted vehicles may park in these areas for up to 1 hour, so a space is not guaranteed. If a parking space is unavailable, E-permits are not valid in any other areas.

Downtown Parking. The City of Boise offers short term on-street parking options in Downtown Boise. The first 20 minutes of metered parking is free.

The Parking and Loading Standards address vehicle and bicycle parking, on-site circulation, loading areas, and parking lot design to: Provide necessary access for service and emergency vehicles; Provide safe, convenient, and comfortable interactions between motor vehicles, non-motorized vehicles, bicyclists and pedestrians;

ADA Accessible On-Street Parking. There are accessible on-street parking spaces marked in downtown Boise. They are indicated by a sign and blue paint on the curb. Any vehicle displaying the accessible plate or placard may park in these spaces without regard to time limits.

There are many access points and parking lots located in Boise parks along the city's 25-mile pathway. View the map for parking assistance and information on accessing the Greenbelt.

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