We are responsible for on-street parking enforcement and we aim to tackle the congestion caused by illegal and inconsiderate parking which causes problems in our towns, whether you’re driving, cycling, or on foot.
Parking permits can be purchased for parking on Dudley Council run car parks on a 12 or 3-month basis. They can be purchased to either park on Scale 3 car parks only, or to park on both Scale 2 and Scale 3 car parks. Please use our online Season ticket application form to renew your parking permit.
If you obtain a Penalty Charge Notice issued to your vehicle you must either pay it or appeal against it. You can pay your fine online any time via our automated telephone system, or in a number of other ways.
Parking Fine Appeals must be made in writing, no later than 28 days after the date of issue.
Please use our interactive mapping system to view:
We manage a number of car parks around Dudley. Some are free to park in, some are pay and display.
If you obtain a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) issued to your vehicle you must either pay it, or appeal against it. Payment of this PCN must be received within 28 days of the date of issue. If payment is received within 14 days of issue then a reduction as specified on the PCN will be accepted as settlement.
We operate a Parking Scheme on a number of our car parks where permits can be purchased on a 12 or 3 month basis.
Parking concessions for people with severe mobility difficulties travelling as drivers or passengers are provided through the Blue Badge Scheme.
Disabled Parking concessions include:
Free parking in the Council's car parks
Designated parking bays outside the homes of disabled residents (the provision of this facility is currently under review)
Free parking on "Pay and Display" bays
Park Mark Safer Parking is a Government backed nationwide scheme which is police assessed. By joining the scheme Parking Management has shown a commitment to our customers to reduce both the fear of crime and criminal activity in parking facilities.
Parking dispensations are permits that are issued to allow vehicles to park within enforced areas.
We have a responsibility to keep the roads and footpaths safe to use.
We do not have control over the operation of private car parks. It is the responsibility of the operator to ensure they comply with requirement such as Health and Safety, as well as for setting their own prices.
Parking Management
Environmental Management, Council House, Mary Stevens Park, Stourbridge, West Midlands, DY8 2AA
Telephone: 0300 555 2345
Fax: 01384 815499
Opening Hours: Monday – Friday, 8.30am – 5.00pm
