Pasadena to Resume Parking Enforcement After Eaton Fire

Affected residents can apply for special permits as city returns to normal operations

The City announced it will resume all parking enforcement operations beginning Saturday, March 1, 2025, following a temporary suspension related to the Eaton Fire.

In an official statement released on social media, the Pasadena Department of Transportation outlined plans to return to normal parking regulations while offering assistance to residents affected by the Eaton Fire.

Overnight Parking Restriction will be back in effect.

The City has created accommodations for residents whose homes were damaged or destroyed in the Eaton Fire, allowing them to apply for preferential parking district and overnight parking permits.

These special permits will be available upon verification and approval of registered addresses that were affected by the fire, according to the announcement from city officials.

Residents seeking more information about the parking permit program can visit the City of Pasadena Parking website by clicking here for complete details and application procedures.

The City noted that as recovery efforts advance, this parking program timeline is subject to change in areas damaged by the Eaton Fire.