The Bloomsburg Police Department offers permit parking for those individuals living in a Resident Permit Parking area.
- Residential Permits are required in the densely populated areas in town, particularly near Bloomsburg University.
- There are 2 signs on every block where these permits are required.
- All areas are enforced all year long. Check your permit receipt for the days and times of your area’s enforcement.
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Permits are issued annually at the police department in August. Enforcement begins September 1st.
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Number of Permits issued per housing unit:
2 Vehicle Permits ($10.00 each)
1 Visitor pass ($20.00 each) - All permit sales are non-refundable.
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Proof of Residency (A signed copy of your lease or current utility bill with your name & town address), vehicle registration and photo ID are required.
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Permits are not transferable.
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Lost Permit Replacement fee: $35.00
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This permit allows you to park on the street(s) in the area designated on your receipt. Please read your receipt carefully so that you know where you are permitted to park. The rules are stapled to this receipt as well.
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Make sure permit is hanging clearly visible at all times, facing out from your rearview mirror while parking in your designated area. If it falls down or you forget to put it up, you will get a ticket and you will be responsible for that ticket. The fine for No Permit Visible is $40.00.
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Your license plate is written on the permit, it is only good in that vehicle. If you get a new vehicle or have to borrow a vehicle, you must come to the station with your permit and new registration and photo ID and we will update your permit. The visitor pass is valid in any vehicle.
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STREET MAINTENANCE: You must not park during the day and times listed on the signs on your block. When you move your car on these days, you must stay in your designated permit area. The fine for Disregarding No Parking Signs is $40.00.
- Permits expire August 31st of every year. It is the resident’s responsibility to renew by that date. This is announced on our website, Facebook, Twitter, Crime Watch and The Press Enterprise.
