The Parking Violations Bureau
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The Parking Violations Bureau Bureau is responsible to conduct hearings
to accept pleas and determine the disposition of contested Notices of
Violations (tickets). The City Payment Center is responsible for the
collection of all monies and fines related to parking violations issued in the
City of Syracuse, and to manage and store all records and data
pertaining to parking violations. The City Payment Center is
located at City Hall, 233 E. Washington St., Room 122, Syracuse, NY 13202.
All parking tickets issued within the City of Syracuse must be paid or
contested within twenty (20) calendar days of their date of issue, or a
penalty will occur. Mail-in payments will be processed based on their US Postal
Service postmark. All payments not made within the allotted time period will be
subject to a late penalty.
Mail-in payments may be made with a check or money order payable to Commissioner of Finance"
and sent to the following address: P.O. Box 5211, Dept. 116019, Binghamton, NY
13902-5211. All mail-in payments over $100.00 should be in the form of
a certified or bank check or money order. Multiple personal checks totaling
over $100.00 and drawn off the same account will not be accepted.
You may pay a parking ticket with a credit card or e-check online at https://www.invoicecloud.com/syracuseny. You
may pay a parking ticket with a credit card or e-check by phone at: 315-990-9200.
Any individual who wishes to contest a Notice of Violation may
do so by mailing the Notice of Violation with a brief and concise written
defense to the Bureau. Mail written defenses to the 233 E. Washington Street
address above.
You may also request a live hearing by phone, video conference or in person, and you will
be mailed the date and time that you must appear. A pool of qualified attorneys
trained as parking violations hearing examiners will conduct mail and live hearings. For mail hearings,
the disposition of contested Notice of Violations, as determined by the hearing
examiner, will be mailed to you.
In accordance with NY State law and local ordinances, parking tickets must
be contested within 90 days of their issuance. Tickets older than 90 days old
are not eligible for dispute within the Parking Violations Bureau.
The Parking Ticket Collection Bureau can be reached at (315) 479-5300 or
E-mail us at parking@syrgov.net.
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