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A New Way to Apply for and Renew Hayward Residential Parking Permits
Residents living in one of the residential parking permit areas can apply for or renew a residential parking permit online at https://hayward.permitinfo.net/, the new City of Hayward Parking Permit Portal managed by Data Ticket.

From City of Hayward
The City of Hayward announced today a new way for residents to apply for and renew residential parking permits for eight neighborhoods with especially high street parking use. Current residential parking permits for these established parking permit areas are set to expire on Dec. 31.
Residents living in one of the residential parking permit areas can apply for or renew a residential parking permit online at https://hayward.permitinfo.net/, the new City of Hayward Parking Permit Portal managed by Data Ticket.
Users will be asked to set up an account, which entails adding vehicle information, the applicant’s name, telephone number, email address and selecting an address within the applicable parking area. Users also will be asked to select a password to access their online account in the future for renewals, vehicle changes and other updates.
Proof of residency within the applicable parking permit area is required and must be uploaded to receive a parking permit. Upon review and verification of proof of residency and vehicle registration, the permit will be mailed to the applicant within seven business days.
For more information, go online to the Residential Parking Permit Program page on the City of Hayward website. For additional assistance, please contact Data Ticket customer service at (800) 479-1834.
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