A spot downtown will now cost you $2 per hour
Despite the insults that go with the job, Marcel Bedard enjoyed his work for the city
New parking program put in place to help city recoup COVID-19 related revenue loss
Meter fees and time limits were waived in March, 2020
Triumph wanted to expand into accessible stall but was denied
In 2021, the parking rate will also be going up in Penticton
The city issued 7,345 parking tickets for $116,000 in revenue in 2019
The city issued 7,345 parking tickets for $116,000 in revenue in 2019
City council voted to refrain from introducing pay parking at Skaha Lake Park and on Lakeshore Drive
Traffic has become a problem as visitors flock to the area
With local shops reopening, the city is bringing back meter enforcement July 2
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic Penticton residents won’t have to “feed the meter” until at least May 30