Parking enforcement is coming to CW but not paid parking – yet
CENTRE WELLINGTON – The township is preparing to resume consistent parking enforcement across the community.
In the coming weeks, staff will begin implementing updated enforcement processes as part of a strengthened, township-led bylaw enforcement program. This will support fair and consistent enforcement of posted parking restrictions, community safety, and responsive municipal service, officials state in a press release.
The township is partnering with Mapping, Resources and Facilities (MRF) Geosystem, a Canadian municipal technology provider with over 30 years of experience in GIS and municipal technology.
Parking and bylaw enforcement services will be delivered by township staff.
MRF will provide the
technology platform to support field operations, electronic ticketing, parking administration, and related administrative processes.
Over the coming weeks, the township will onboard and train enforcement staff; implement updated enforcement procedures and technology; introduce electronic ticketing and complete implementation work for AMPS-related enforcement and administrative processes.
Paid parking, including the resident paid parking exemption program, remains paused while the township considers next steps for a future paid-parking program.
Any proposal to reintroduce paid parking will be brought forward to council for consideration.
Posted parking restrictions remain in effect and will be enforced. This includes three-hour parking limits where signs indicate a three-hour maximum, as well as other applicable regulations, including accessible parking spaces, fire routes, school-zone restrictions, and seasonal overnight parking rules.
The township will share updates as implementation progresses and before any new paid-parking or enforcement processes take effect.
“We appreciate the community’s patience as we work to establish a reliable, consistent, township-led parking enforcement service,” the release states.
