Applications for new commuters will ONLY be availble on our webiste. Please print the application and follow the checklist for submission instructions. If you have further questions please call the office (914)723-1026.
If buying a permit doesn’t fit your needs you can park daily at the train at a rate of $10/day at any of these (4) locations, using the Passport App.
Site F Garage (No Access Card Required, Designated with Passport Signage)
Site B (Metered Parking Spaces Only)
Site D (Metered Parking Spaces Only, NOT Spaces in Gated Area)
Pipeline Road (Designated with Passport Signage)
Thank you.
TEMPORARY PANDEMIC POLICIES
In an effort to support our neighbors and community at large, the Board of Commissioners has been making temporary changes to parking regulations and permit policies since mid-March to address this unprecedented pandemic. In order to coordinate our operations with the state’s roll-out of reopening phasing, the Board of Commissioners will continue to provide the following temporary policies:
METERED PARKING INFORMATION:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that All Parking Meters on the street and throughout our lots are in full force and effect.
In order to facilitate payment of the parking meter during this pandemic, parking meters will continue to operate with the deposit of coins or by using the PASSPORT pay by phone app. We have lifted the time limit restrictions on the app for the street meters in the residential areas of East Hartsdale Ave. and in our Site C Parking Lot and Site A Garage so that residents can extend their time by phone. Time limits are being enforced at the street meters in the business districts of East Hartsdale Ave. and Central Ave. so that parking is readily available to consumers in support of the local business communities.
Site A Overnight Permit Holders: You may leave your vehicle on level 2 during hours not covered by your permit provided you deposit coins in the meter or use the pay-by-phone app. The time limit restriction on the app has been lifted during this pandemic in order to accommodate our permit holders.
HARTSDALE PUBLIC PARKING DISTRICT
Our History
The Hartsdale Public Parking District was created as a “Special District” by a NYS Legislative Act of 1952 to provide commuter parking for residents of the Unincorporated Town of Greenburgh and to provide general public metered parking in support of the local business community.
The District is governed by a Board of Commissioners. Parcels of land were conveyed to the District by the Town of Greenburgh, Penn Central Railroad, and local private owners for the development of parking lots and garages. These properties were developed autonomous of the Town of Greenburgh and are solely user supported operating on income from permit sales and parking meter revenue; the Hartsdale Public Parking District does not benefit from any Town services, tax revenue, or parking violation fines. The District owns and operates two multi-level garages and four open parking lots.
The Hartsdale Parking District has been serving the residents of the Unincorporated Town of Greenburgh, local East Hartsdale Avenue merchants, and the general public since April 22, 1952.