Parking

If you receive a parking ticket in the Town of Shelburne for violating the Parking and Traffic bylaw, you can pay your ticket online, in person or by mail within 14 days of the alleged infraction.

You can pay your parking tickets online, over the phone or in person.

To make an online payment, you will need:

• The parking ticket number (begins with the letter D)
• Your credit card (Visa or Mastercard)
• The amount owing

You will pay an additional convenience fee of $1.95 per $25

Pay your ticket online

 Within the Town of Shelburne you have 3 options:

1. Pay your ticket – Pay ticket on-line
2. Resolve your ticket – request a resolution of your ticket by emailing Caledon.poa@caledon.ca or Dufferin.poa@caledon.ca.  You can also attend the court house in Orangeville or Caledon You 
3. Dispute your ticket – To dispute your ticket you must attend Shelburne Town Hall in person, or one of the two court houses and complete Notice of Intention to Appear.

During COVID the courts are closed and accepting Notices by email

Address:

Shelburne Town Hall

203 Main Street East,

Shelburne, Ontario

L9V3K7

Pay by phone

Call 1-855-973-1933 to pay by phone. Follow the pre-recorded instructions. To make a payment by phone, you will need:

• The parking ticket number (begins with the letter D)
• Your credit card (Visa or Mastercard)
• The amount owing

You will pay an additional convenience fee of $1.95 per $25.

Pay in person

You can pay a parking ticket in person by coming to Town Hall located at 203 Main St. E. We accept the following types of payment:

• Cash
• Cheque
• Debit

Some parking lots require a parking permit. Each parking lot will indicate if you need a parking permit to park in a certain area or lot. If you park your vehicle on private property without permission, you could receive a ticket or have your vehicle towed.

Apply for a parking permit

From November 15 to April 15, you can't park a vehicle on any roadway between midnight and 8:00 a.m. This allows for snow removal and any other winter road, boulevard and sidewalk maintenance.

During significant winter weather events, and to assist with snow removal, additional parking restrictions can be issued. For more information on winter parking, read our town by-laws.

The Town of Shelburne has municipal parking lots downtown and allows street parking in some areas. Review our By-laws to learn more about our municipal parking regulations and permits.