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The parking clerk is an appointee of the mayor, with the approval of the city council. The power and duties of the parking clerk are outlined in the Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 90, sec 20A1/2. In short, the parking clerk maintains and records all parking violations, applies payment and late fees as deemed on parking violations and holds hearings where parking violators can be heard. The parking clerk also issues residential parking stickers and visitors placards.
  • 2010 RESIDENT PARKING STICKERS AVAILABLE IN JANUARY - Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr. and Parking Clerk Paul Kelly remind car owners that Residential Parking Stickers will be distributed free of charge during the months of January and February. When the stickers are officially available, to speed processing at City Hall the Parking Clerk requests residents to bring the following: the expired 2009 sticker (Orange sticker,) your valid Massachusetts Vehicle Registration (must have Everett Address.) Residents with leased vehicles must also bring their valid Massachusetts Drivers License. (read more)
  • FREE HOLIDAY PARKING METERS - AIMS TO GIVE DOWNTOWN BUSINESS A BOOST - Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr, and Parking Clerk Paul Kelly are happy to announce the traditional holiday Parking Meter Amnesty will continue. From December 14th to January 4th all parking meters in the city will be free of charge. The Mayor encourages everyone to consider Everett’s businesses first when choosing holiday shopping destinations.
  • NEW VISITOR PARKING PLACARD PROGRAM AVAILABILE IN JANUARY - Mayor Carlo DeMaria Jr. and Paul Kelly the City’s Parking Clerk announce the availability of a new One Day/ One Time Visitor Parking Placard for residents. The 2010 version of the City of Everett’s Resident Sticker Program will be revised to allow each resident the opportunity purchase a placard for $5 dollars. (read more)
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