What We Do
In Baltimore, parking is a big part of city life. The City of Baltimore Parking Authority helps manage parking to keep our city running smoothly. We have many different types of parking spaces and tools to make parking easy for everyone:
- We oversee parking garages that are safe and secure.
- We provide lots of parking spaces all over the city.
- We have a variety of multi-space meters and single-space meters where you can pay for parking easily.
- We have special parking for residents with disabilities.
- We help with valet parking services.
- We manage nearly 50 residential permit parking areas.
- We plan for more parking as our city grows.
By the numbers: The Parking Authority manages 13 parking garages and 20 parking lots; 950 multi-space parking meters and over 2,300 single-space parking meters; over 3,600 reserved residential disabled parking permitted parking spaces; and 50 Residential Permit Parking Program areas, distributing over 30,000 permits annually. We also oversee valet parking regulations and a parking planning section.
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Learn MoreParking Authority Board of Directors
A five-member Board of Directors governs the Authority. Four members of the Board are appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by City Council and one is a member of the City Council appointed by the City Council President. Each member of the Board serves a 3-year staggered term and may be removed at will by the appointing representative.
Current Board of Directors
Henry M. Kay, AICP, Chair
Director, Transit/Rail , Rummel, Klepper & Kahl (RK&K)
Robert Stokes, Sr., Secretary
City Councilman, District 12
Bob Cenname
Budget Director, City of Baltimore, Bureau of Budget and Management Research (BBMR)
Natasha M. Dartigue, Esquire
Office of the Public Defender for Baltimore City, District One Administration
Tony Scott
Associate Director for Project Development, Mayor’s Office of Infrastructure Development
Doing Business With Us
Interested in doing business with us? Request for Proposals (RFPs) from the Parking Authority.
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Baltimore, MD 21201