The Parking Store, located at 495 Portage Ave, is closed to members of the public until further notice. All services are available online or by contacting 311.
Complimentary one-hour parking and temporary loading zones ended
One-hour complimentary parking offered at all metered locations in Winnipeg from Monday to Friday has ended effective December 31, 2021. Temporary 15-minute loading zones that were established around Downtown and the Exchange District have also ended effective December 31, 2021.
Two-hour complimentary parking will continue to be available on Saturdays for on-street paid parking locations. There is no requirement to pay for on-street parking on Sundays or Statutory Holidays. More information is available at The Parking Store – Metered Payment Methods.
Le Magasin de la Direction du stationnement, au 495, avenue Portage, est fermé au public jusqu’à nouvel ordre. Pour accéder à nos services, allez en ligne ou communiquez avec le 311.
Le stationnement gratuit de une heure et les zones de chargement temporaires ne sont désormais plus offerts
L’offre de une heure de stationnement gratuit, du lundi au vendredi, dans toutes les places minutées de Winnipeg, n’est plus valable à partir du 31 décembre 2021. Les zones de chargement temporaires de 15 minutes qui étaient établies autour du centre-ville et du quartier de la Bourse ne sont également plus offertes à compter du 31 décembre 2021.
On continuera d’offrir deux heures de stationnement gratuit les samedis dans les places payantes sur rue. Il n’est pas nécessaire de payer pour stationner dans la rue le dimanche et les jours fériés. Des renseignements supplémentaires sont offerts à Magasin de la Direction du stationnement – Méthodes de paiement aux parcomètres.
Penalty notice (ticket) information
The City of Winnipeg enforces a number of less-serious bylaw offences by issuing a penalty notice, more commonly known as a ticket. The rules regarding the content, delivery, and appeal process for penalty notices are outlined in the Province of Manitoba’s Municipal By-law Enforcement Act and the City’s Municipal By-law Enforcement Act Enabling By-law.
If you’ve received a penalty notice, you have two options: request a review by a City screening officer or pay the fine.
Pay a penalty notice (ticket)
Many bylaw offences are eligible for an early payment discount if the fine is paid within 14 days of the penalty notice being served.
Request a review (screening)
If you decide to request a review of the penalty notice, the City screening officer may:
- uphold the fine amount,
- reduce the fine amount,
- or cancel the penalty notice.
Check the status of your request
Once the request for a review by a screening officer has been received, you may check the status of your screening review online.
Request Adjudication
If you disagree with the City screening officer’s decision, you may request a review by a Provincially-appointed adjudicator.
There is a $25 adjudication fee that will be refunded if your appeal is successful. If you would like to request adjudication, please contact 311.
Adjudication results
Adjudication results are published and available on the City of Winnipeg’s Open Data Portal.
