With this permit management app, users can request, approve, and view parking permits for Residential Permit Parking areas in Washington, DC. Includes permit request tracking, real-time alerts, and construction maps.

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Average 1.4★ rating suggests room for improvement

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High negative review ratio

92% of sampled ratings are 1–2 stars

About ParkDC Permits

The ParkDC Permits app is the simple, fast way for Washington, DC residents and their visitors to park on their neighborhood streets in Residential Permit Parking (RPP) areas across all eight wards. The ParkDC Permits app allows residents to manage visitor and temporary parking permits for friends, family members, contractors, and home health care aides from the palm of their hand.

App Features:
• Residents – text or email your unique code to your visitors
• Residents – approve your visitors in advance or in real time
• Residents – view permit requests and pending and active permits
• Visitors – request parking from your resident/host in advance or upon arrival
• Visitors – receive real time alerts and active construction maps to make finding parking easier

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns regarding the ParkDC Permits app, please contact us via:
• Call the 24/7 Call Center at 202-671-2631
• Email us at DDOT.Parking@dc.gov
• Visit the ParkDC website at parkdc.com

Thank you for using the ParkDC Permits App!

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Reviews for ParkDC Permits

OhNoes84

It’s OK

It should always say that no printout is needed at the top. Went crazy trying to print something

DuraznoLoco

Might possibly be

Might possibly be the single worst app ever to be made available for consumer use. Congratulations on getting almost every aspect of design completely wrong. This app fails to function even when you are able to successfully decode the absolutely bonkers and counterintuitive instructions. It must have taken real skill to build something so terrible, and whoever convinced DC to adopt it was a genius, or paid bribes to do so. Amazing to think such horrible software still has a place in the market. Well done! You give hope to the incompetent.