In partnership with Avalon Bay’s current paid parking, the City of Newcastle is launching paid on-street parking beginning today, Monday, May 10. The City’s paid parking also utilizes PayByPhone and will function very similarly to Avalon Bay’s current system. Implementation of the paid parking on City streets was delayed due to a need to obtain additional signage.
What does this mean for you?
Two-hour paid parking at the locations listed below begins today. Each vehicle will need to register using PaybyPhone, and users will pay for their parking selection within the paid parking zones featured in the map above. Parking on public streets will be enforced by the Newcastle Police Department.
Paid Parking Locations and Rates
Newcastle Commons Drive – Back-in Angle Parking (Location 98331)
• Metered parking between 4 AM and 10 PM
• Free Parking - You must still register using the PayByPhone App to get the free parking
• 2 Hours maximum
• No overnight parking
Newcastle Commons Drive – Parallel Parking west of SE 66th Court (Location 98332)
• Paid parking between 8 AM and 5 PM
• $2.00/hour2 Hours maximum between 8 AM and 5 PM
• No payment or time restriction after 5 PM
132nd Pl SE – Parallel Parking south of Newcastle Commons Drive (Location 98332)
• Paid parking between 8 AM and 5 PM
• $2.00/hour
• 2 Hours maximum between 8 AM and 5 PM
• No payment or time restriction after 5 PM
Click for a map of parking locations and time restrictions
How to Register a Vehicle & Pay for Parking
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Download the PaybyPhone app from the App Store or Google Play, or pay on-line at paybyphone.com
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Create your account and register a vehicle.
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Select the duration of time needed and remit payment for your parking selection.
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Don't forget to update your parking option if more time is needed.
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Vehicles that do not complete the registration steps successfully and in advance will be subject to ticketing by the Newcastle Police Department.
Please contact us if you have any questions about the parking on public streets. You can use SeeClickFix, the City’s citizen reporting tool. Visit www.newcastlewa.gov/report.
