Parking Ticket Payments

Parking Ticket Online Payment Disclaimer

Before paying your fine online, please note that it will take one business day to process your payment.


Parking Collections

Please be advised that the City of Eugene recently contracted with Linebarger, Goggan Blair & Sampson for collection on delinquent parking citations. If you received a letter from this agency, it represents a legitimate balance owed to the City of Eugene. Their contact information is as follows:


Linebarger, Goggan Blair & Sampson

Texas Office/Remittance
PO Box 702118
San Antonio, TX 78270
Phone: 1-877-251-1658		Colorado Office
1515 Cleveland Place Suite 300
Denver, CO 80202
Phone: 1-877-464-1016


Helpful information regarding citations referred to collections:

  • If you have received a collection letter from Linebarger, Goggan Blair & Sampson regarding an outstanding parking citation, you can make your payment by visiting their website www.lgbswebpayments.com and following the instructions provided in their letter.
  • Interest will be charged on accounts referred to collections. City code authorizes the City of Eugene to charge 18% interest on sums unpaid and owing to the City.
  • Interest starts accruing on the date of referral to Linebarger, Goggan Blair & Sampson.
  • Parking tickets will NOT be reported to a credit bureau.


What to do if you sell your car

To ensure you do not receive a citation or collection notice for a vehicle you no longer own it is important to notify the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) so they can update their records. For more information, see the DMV’s Selling, Donating or Gifting a Vehicle webpage.


If you received a letter or a citation regarding a vehicle you no longer own, you can provide a copy of the bill of sale, the DMV records of transfer of ownership and/or insurance records showing the date the vehicle was dropped from your insurance.

General Parking Ticket Information

These tickets illustrate the two types of parking citations which may be issued by City of Eugene Parking Services Officers or City of Eugene Police Officers.


You may access the parking computer database to obtain information about your outstanding and paid parking citations. The on-line parking ticket information is accessed by entering your vehicle license plate number or your parking ticket number.

Hand written parking citation example

The data in the computer system is reflective of information in the database at that moment. Parking tickets issued by enforcement agencies are not immediately received by the court and may not be loaded into the database. There is no guarantee that the computer database includes all outstanding citations from enforcement agencies. It is your responsibility to follow up with the court to verify all outstanding parking tickets are paid in full.

Parking citation example

How to Resolve a Ticket

Payments must be received within 30 (thirty) calendar days from the issue date. Citation will double after 30 days. The Court also refers unpaid balances to a collection agency.


ONLINE: Citations are available to pay online on the next business day after 9:00 am following day of issuance. A LINK for making payment and photos related to citations can be found at: https://eugene.aimsparking.com


MAIL:

PARKING SERVICES

EUGENE MUNICIPAL COURT

1102 LINCOLN STREET

EUGENE, OR 97401


Please include citation number and vehicle license plate number with your payment. Please make checks payable to Eugene Municipal Court. DO NOT MAIL CASH.


IN PERSON: Citations may be paid in person at the address above. Hours of operation are 8:00 am – 4:00 pm Monday – Friday except holidays and designated court closure days.


APPEAL/REVIEW OPTIONS: 


**NOTE – THE REVIEW PROCESS DOES NOT STAY THE PAYMENT DUE DATE OF THE CITATION AND THE AMOUNT OF THE CITATION WILL DOUBLE IF UNPAID WITHIN 30 DAYS**

  1. Submit a written No Contest plea and explanation to the Court. By doing so, you are waiving your right to a court hearing and the Court’s decision is final. You may submit your plea and written explanation by letter, on the court’s website, or in person. The Court’s decision will be provided to you via the method of contact provided in your written explanation.  
  2. Appear before the Municipal Court, City of Eugene, 1102 Lincoln Street. Call the Municipal Court at 541-682-5294 or visit  https://www.eugene-or.gov/117/Municipal-Court for available court dates and times.   
  3. Submit a written Not Guilty plea to the court. You may submit your plea by letter, on the court’s website, or in person. A trial will be scheduled.  

CONTESTING A PARKING TICKET:

To contest a citation in person, you must enter a plea of No Contest and appear between 8:00am – 8:15am, Tuesday through Thursday. Court begins at 8:30am. Please bring your citation, or copy of your citation, and any supporting documentation. 


PARKING FIX-IT TICKET PROGRAM:

This program provides owners of vehicles the option to correct a citation for 5.135(2) Storage of Vehicles with Expired Registration on Street and receive a reduced fine. The Fix-it Ticket Program requires the owner to register the vehicle, complete a Fix-it Ticket Compliance form, have Parking Enforcement sign off on the form, present the completed form to the court and pay an administrative fee of $50 within 30 days of the citation issuance date. Successful completion of all steps may result in dismissal of the parking citation. Additional information and application form regarding this program is available HERE.


BOOTED VEHICLE:

If you accumulate or have accumulated outstanding bails/fines and/or your vehicle is immobilized (booted), you will be required to pay all outstanding parking bails/fines, all penalties plus addition bail for violation of Eugene Code 5.231, FAILURE TO PAY FINES AND FEES.


Disabled Parking Privileges

Special parking privileges are available through the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles for individuals with disabilities.


Those who are certified by an authorized health care specialist as having a permanent or temporary disability that limits or impairs their ability to walk are eligible for a Disabled Person Parking Permit. There are several types of permits available through the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles based on your needs. For complete details, please view the Oregon Department of Motor Vehicles disabled information.


Disclaimer

The information on this site does not constitute legal advice, it is provided for information only. While we make every effort to provide accurate information, there is no guarantee as to the accuracy.