Parking Permits

All residents living within a permit restricted parking zone are eligible for parking permits. In addition to the permit, each household receives two visitor parking permits. Residential permits and visitor permits are only permitted for your restricted parking zone and are not transferable to another zone.

Effective 12/8/2021: The 3 year renewal rate for parking permits is $15 per car. The rates decrease or are prorated by year in the amount of $5, until the end of each respective cycle.

For example:

First year - $15
Second year - $10
Third year - $5

Click here for a list of streets that are eligible for a residential parking permit.

Visitor Passes

Each household on the permitted streets is authorized two visitor permits for free with the purchase of a residential parking permit to use for the duration of the cycle. Residents who just need visitor permits will be charged as they were purchasing a residential permit.

Residents are not allowed to use visitor permits. Any person caught using a visitor permit unlawfully will be fined $60 for the first offense and $100 for all offense after.

Request a Permit

To request parking permits, you will need to complete the application and return to the police department either in-person or by mail with payment. For more information please call the Parking Division at 240-314-8920.

Parking Districts Expiration Dates

The City of Rockville has nine parking districts. Each district has a 3-year renewal cycle.

District	Expiration	Cost
A - East Rockville	June 30, 2023	$10 per permit
B - Rockville Metro	June 30, 2023	$10 per permit
C - Twinbrook Metro	June 30, 2023	$10 per permit
D - Twinbrook North	June 30, 2023	$10 per permit
E - West End	June 30, 2023	$10 per permit
F - King Farm	March 31, 2025	$15 per permit
G - Montrose East	Aug. 31, 2022	$5 per permit
H - Wootton	Oct. 31, 2022	$5 per permit
I - Hungerford	Aug. 31, 2023	$10 per permit

Petition a New Permitted Parking District

Review Guidelines

The Department of Public Works will accept petitions to establish a new permitted parking districts. To be considered, more than 15 households must be affected by the parking. Review the complete guidelines before starting the petition.

Review Procedures

Due to the complexity of creating a new district, all new petitions must follow the permitted parking district petition procedures.

Gather Signatures for Petition

Download the permitted parking petition and gather the signatures needed to submit the petition with the Department of Public Works. Once submitted, the Traffic and Transportation Commission will review the petition and reach a decision.