Welcome to the Parking Information Page for Narberth Borough!

   Pay Parking Ticket

Payment can also be made via US Mail or in-person: 100 Conway Avenue, Narberth, PA  19072

*NOTE* If you wish to contest your ticket, do nothing at this time.  After 10 business days, a state traffic citation will be issued, potentially resulting in a higher fine.  Once a citation has been issued, all correspondence will be with the Montgomery County District Justice.

Narberth Borough Parking Zones

The map above shows all parking zones in Narberth Borough. Red lines represent 2-hour parking zones. Blue lines represent metered parking. All other streets are nonregulated. Use our online map to find out if your address qualifies for a 2 hour permit. Make sure to use the legend and select parking zone, then proceed to enter your address.

Live along a 2-hour parking zone?

Apply for Annual Residential Parking Permit

In person Parking Permits Requests have a $5.00 fee per vehicle. Please bring the following information:

1. Vehicle registration card(s) for your vehicle(s) as proof of residency
2. License plate state & number of your vehicle(s)
3. Vehicle Make, Model, and Color

*Please Note* All red-colored permits will be valid until further notice. Only vehicles that are not currently permitted are required to apply

Register a Visitor

Residents along a 2-hour parking zone have the ability to register visitors. Residents have the option of registering their guest(s) for one day, one week (7 days), or one month (30 days). To register guests, residents must use one of the options below:

(1) REGISTER ONLINE (Available 24/7)

(2) Call the Borough at 610.664.2840 Ext. 101 (Available M-F 8-4)  Resident and visitor email & vehicle information is required.

(3) Visit the Borough at 100 Conway Avenue (Available M-F 8-4) Resident and visitor email & vehicle information is required.

Narberth Borough Parking Study Task Force

The purpose of the task force is to make recommendations to Borough Council for changes to parking management in the Borough. The basis of these recommendations is found in the recommendations of the 2017 Narberth Borough Parking Study.