Reports (311)

My car was towed today and had no reason

Moving permits. I am trying to apply for them online and it keeps saying my address is not found

Constituent feels that they had their vehicle unfairly ticketed and booted. Constituent states that their vehicle was booted while they were in the process of appealing their tickets. Constituent states that the office of the parking clerk said that even if he does manage to appeal all of his parking tickets he will still be expected to pay the parking tickets on his vehicle. Constituent states that his vehicle now has a dead engine and requires towing out of the City of Boston tow lot and his vehicle has been damaged as a result of vandalism while booted on the street. Constituent is reaching out to their neighborhood liaison for assistance in resolving these issues. | Case (SR) Type: [ONS Coordinator Issues] Referred To: [ONS: N. END/WATERFRONT/W. END]

Constituent lives on Clarendon (has a Back Bay resident sticker, comes up on boston.gov as South End). States that she will not be able to park on street, between St. James and Columbus, from Saturday - Monday due to the marathon. Constituent is upset that she will need to pay for a garage. Requests to speak with someone about this as she does not feel it is fair for residents. | Case (SR) Type: [ONS Coordinator Issues] Referred To: [ONS: B. BAY/B. HILL/FENWAY/M. HILL]

Boston (BTD) given tickets to non-illegally parked car on condor st. I watched as the officer looked at the curb seen that there was no sign saying that you can't park there and still ticketed the car. The car had a up to date inspection sticker, up to date registration sticker, and resident parking pass. We dont have parking when we come home everyday after 8pm EVERY SPOT COUNTS even when we have to walk 2 blocks to get home. Half the cars who park on condor st. Got a ticket most of them for inspection stickers (since Mass wants everyone to buy new cars since they updated there vehicle inspections policy to be almost impossible to pass for older vehicles ). just slap A 25$+ tickets on windsheld cause why not more money for the city. I have pictures of the ticketed car and btd car number I'm gonna keep them to myself for the privacy of the ticketed car and the btd worker. I lived here 25 years+ and sick of how many tickets I see everyday driveing around. I wrote this cause I know people can't take it no more we need change big time. If your reading this maybe your the person who can help.

Car without a stop clerk has been parked here for 5 days. It was ticketed once. They removed the ticket but left the car. Please ticket again

. New resident sticker needed

I received a “no stopping or stand” parking violation. But I wasn't in a forbidden place. There were no signs or indications that I couldn't stop there. In fact, that red car behind me was already there when I arrived, and he didn't receive any violation, just me. They fined me $90. I have already paid for this, but I ask that you analyze the photos and review this in relation to my money. Waiting for answers. Thanks.

The No parking sign must have blown off the meter and was replaced after I parked there. This happened to two other cars; two of the cars , including mine, were towed. My car was on Forsyth st near the MFA. The incident happened on January 10, the morning after the huge rain and wind storm Monday night. When we parked there there, were no signs on the meters, period. One of the other drivers and I carefully read the sign about the street cleaning parking ban ending on Nov 30 and we each paid for several hours, paid with credit card. There is no way we could have done that if the tape had been on when we were parking. The other driver whose car was towed, 311 case #101005244179 took photos and sent them with her case. I had to pay $27 for a taxi and then $170 to the tow company. This could have been avoided if the city had gone to the site early in the day before the construction crew showed up to make sure the signs were in place on the meters. They were not there when we arrived and parked, but the construction crew must have hastily taped them back on when hey arrived after us, so they could get the cars towed and start their work. The owners of the cars were NOT at fault and we should not have to bear the cost.

There are many people without Resident permits who take up Bay Village resident parking spots on Friday-Saturday nights after 8pm surrounding and within Bay Village either on Tremont St and Charles Street by Eliot Norton Park and even some parking by hydrants illegally. This makes it difficult for our residents to get parking at night when returning home and cars are rarely getting ticketed now for illegally taking up resident spots in our area. Looking for an agent to patrol the area to ticket the regular repeat offenders to decrease the frequency in which it occurs. Have seen clerks in the area previously to address situation and was helpful in managing the issue, but have seen a significant decrease of patrolling the past few months.