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You will be required to provide detailed income information as part of your IPP request. The Parking Violations Bureau will consider all forms of income, while determining your eligibility for an IPP. Request an IPP by phone: (866) 561-9742. Or complete an IPP form and mail to: Parking Violations Bureau P.O. Box 30420 Los Angeles, CA 90030
Renew Parking Permits via Mail. Dispatch Center (818) 374-4823 or (213) 485-4184. Operators are on duty 24/7 to attend to reported parking violations such as a blocked driveway. Report an Abandoned Vehicle (800) 222-6366. Call 311. Parking Enforcement Offices.
You can pay a citation by writing to the following address: Los Angeles, CA 90030. The Parking Violations Bureau accepts mail-in payments by check, money order, and cashier’s check. Payment must be made in U.S. currency. Please include your citation number (s) on your check, money order, or cashier’s check.
The following phone numbers are for parking ticket information only: For information about parking tickets, go to the Los Angeles Parking Violations Bureau website. You can appeal the decision of your parking ticket with the Los Angeles Superior Court Civil Division. For information about parking ticket appeals, go to the Civil section.
LADOT traffic officers enforce all parking laws in the California Vehicle Code and Los Angeles Municipal Code. Traffic officers are deployed 24/7 and patrol the city in shifts throughout the day to address the problem of parking violators and respond to constituent complaints of parking violations.
For additional questions or instructions, you may contact the Parking Violations Bureau at 1-866-561-9744 between the hours of 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Pacific Time. Correspondence may also be sent to:
Parking Operations & Support Division. Learn more about the first step, (Initial Review), in contesting a parking citation issued within the City of Los Angeles, the Community Assistance Parking Program, and how to avoid parking illegally.
