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Report Parking Meter Issue

Did you have a problem with a parking meter in Minneapolis? Reporting issues is quick and easy.  Once submitted your concern will be logged and the meter will be inspected, tested, and if necessary repaired.  Our goal is to address your reported  issue within 3 days.  Once the issue has been addressed, you will be notified of the results.

Reporting Requirements

If you are experiencing an issue with a pay station, look up and down and across the street; there may be another pay station nearby that you can use.

When reporting an issue with a pay station, two items are required:

• ID number of the meter. The ID number helps the City find the meter reliably and quickly. It tells the City exactly where the meter is located.
  Didn’t get the ID number? No worries, you can still report the issue by describing the location.
• Your email address. When you submit the form, you will receive an email confirming your request. Please keep this email - it includes the case number and an expected completion date for your request.  When your issues is addressed, we will send you a follow-up email explaining how the issue was addressed.

Report an Issue

Report parking meter issue

Pay a Ticket 

The Hennepin County Violations Bureau and Hearing Office handles fine payments and answers questions about tickets.

Visit the Hennepin Violations Bureau and Hearing Office webpage for more information about:

• Paying a ticket or fine in-person or online
• Talking to a clerk
• Contesting a ticket or fine  
• Learn about fine amounts
• Late fee and collections

Last updated Feb 12, 2018