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Employee Parking Programs

Downtown Employee Merchant Permits

Employee Parking Programs

Downtown Employee Merchant Permits

Downtown Employee Merchant permits provide parking in designated spaces on the street with exemptions to meter payment and time limits after 4:30 p.m.

Program benefits

Permits valid in designated locations 7 days per week (after 4:30 p.m.).
Reduces the hassle of searching for parking for work.
Permits provide exemptions to any time limits or meters at designated locations.
Monthly rate is lower than the average on-street parking rate.
Up to four vehicles may be registered to one permit. However, the system only allows one vehicle per account to park in these areas at any time.
The permit credential is the vehicle license plate (ePermit). No physical placard or stickers are required when parked.

Apply for permit

ePermit instructions

Learn how to manage your ePermit online account and license plates

Designated parking spaces

View map of locations were ePermits are permitted for this program

Eligibility requirements

Place of employment must be in downtown Sacramento.
Proof of employment required upon application.

Permit limitations

This permit does not exempt permit holders from:

Any regulations enforced at colored curbs (red, white, blue, green, or yellow)
Any posted "No Parking" regulations
Any regulations not related to time limit restrictions or meter payment requirements
On-street regulations prohibiting vehicles parking on the street for more than 72 hours in the same space
Parking of more than one vehicle on a registered account in any designated location at the same time.

Documentation requirements

All of the following documents must be submitted for consideration:

Most recent copy of paystub from current employer reflecting employer company name and physical address.
Signed verification of current employment on employer letterhead with employer contact information.
Valid credit or debit card to deduct monthly payments.

Monthly fee

This program only accepts online payments with a valid credit or debit card through the SacPark payment portal. Payments may be entered manually each month or auto-deducted for no extra charge.

Manual payments: Due by 1st of each month

Auto-deduct option: System will deduct monthly amount from a valid credit or debit card two days before the 1st of the month.

Failure to pay on time may result in deactivation of the ePermit.

Monthly fee: $60 per permit (up to 4 vehicle license plates per account)

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