Brattleboro Parking Rates Increase, No Free Parking On Sundays

“The Town of Brattleboro will be transitioning to a new parking system beginning November 21, 2024, marking a significant shift in how parking is managed. Key features include:

–  A Pay by Plate system, eliminating the former Pay and Display method
– The removal of all on-street parking meters
– The installation of parking kiosks throughout the downtown area
– A Pay by Text option, in addition to the existing mobile app
– New signage throughout town that will display instructions, including how to use the app and text service

The fee for short-term parking options, including on-street parking and the Harmony and Prestons lots, will be set at $1.50 per hour. The fee for long-term parking options, including the Harris, High Grove, and Spring Street lots as well as the Transportation Center, will be set at $0.55 per hour.

Brattleboro will continue to use the Park Smarter app, which is available on mobile devices from the Google Play Store for Android or Apple Store for iOS. Users will need to create an account at the login screen. The app is especially helpful for those who regularly park downtown. The new Pay by Text option is a faster alternative for visitors who would like to park quickly, without needing to download the app.

The Town of Brattleboro will be offering free parking from Monday, November 18 through Wednesday, November 20 to facilitate the transition to the new parking system. The new parking system will be operational beginning November 21.

As part of this transition, a fee for parking will be implemented on Sundays, starting on November 24, 2024.

For more information, including information about parking rates, visit Brattleboro.gov/Parking.
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230 Main Street, Brattleboro, VT 05301
Brattleboro Transitions to New Parking System on Nov. 21,
Free Parking Days Announced
Date: Nov. 14, 2024”

Comments | 1

  • And the shopkeepers all sing

    “Why doesn’t anyone shop downtown?”

    Yes, why is that? Good question! There’s no way to know, is there?

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