Welcome to Park Flag

No, accessible parking is not free. Designated spaces are available for individuals displaying a valid disability parking permit or placard at the following locations: ♿ City Hall Surface Lot – Conveniently located near city offices. ♿ Wheeler Lot - Near Wheeler Park. ♿ County Lots - 220 N Leroux St., 110 E Cherry Ave., 219 E Cherry Ave. Make sure to display your permit to park in these designated spots.

Good news for motorcyclists! You can park your motorcycle in any of our standard ParkFlag spaces—just remember to pay for your time. For added convenience, we also offer dedicated motorcycle-only spaces at these locations: On the 100 block of Leroux Street, directly in front of Uptown Pubhouse. On the 200 block of W. Birch Avenue, just past the post office. On the 0 block of N. WC Riles Street. On the 200 block of E. Aspen Ave. in front of Babbit Ford.

Electric vehicle (EV) charging stations are conveniently located in Downtown Flagstaff at these key spots: Near the Downtown Flagstaff Visitors Center entrance, just off Beaver Street. 1 E. Rte 66 In the Flagstaff City Hall parking lot. 211 W. Aspen Ave. In the County parking lot, specifically the southern lot with an entrance off Verde St. 219 E. Cherry Ave.

🚗 Parking Rate: $1.00 per hour

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With "Pay by Plate" parking, you simply enter your license plate number to pay for your time. This means your parking is tied to your vehicle, not a specific space. Enjoy the flexibility to move around town; as long as you're in a ParkFlag space, your paid time remains valid! Know your license plate number! We recommend taking a photo with your phone so it's always on hand. Need more time while you're out and about? No problem! You can easily add more time to your parking session at any kiosk or conveniently through the Flowbird app.

All parking kiosks accept debit cards, Visa, and Mastercard. Prefer to pay with cash? You can do so at these conveniently located kiosks: Leroux St. & Aspen Ave. (Southeast corner) Aspen Ave. & San Francisco St. (Northwest corner) S. San Francisco St., 5 S. San Francisco St. (near The Lumberyard) Visitor Center (1 E. Route 66) County Courthouse, 200 N. San Francisco St. (mid-block on San Francisco St.) For maximum convenience, download the Flowbird mobile app! Once your information is entered, paying for future visits is quick and easy. Plus, the app sends a handy text alert when your parking is about to expire, letting you add more time directly from your phone. At this time, we do not accept the following payment methods: Apple Pay, Google Pay or other tap-to-pay options Pay by QR code Pay by phone

Got an RV, motorhome, or other oversized vehicle? You have a couple of convenient parking options in Flagstaff: Phoenix Lot: Look for designated RV spaces along the east side of the Phoenix Lot. Elden Street: You can also park along Elden Street, south of Birch Avenue.

Looking for free parking? Find 2-hour complimentary parking on: Route 66, between Humphreys and Verde Cottage Ave. Benton Ave. 100 South Humphreys St. This applies Monday - Saturday, 7 AM - 8 PM. Most government lots, including the City Hall lot, are free to use after 5 PM on weekdays and all day on weekends. You can often find free parking just outside the main managed parking district. Just be sure to check all posted signs carefully for any restrictions.

Flagstaff offers a fantastic array of activities, no matter your interests! To get started, we highly recommend a visit to our Downtown Visitor Center, conveniently located right off Historic Route 66. Our friendly staff can provide personalized recommendations, maps, and brochures to help you plan your perfect adventure. For an even deeper dive into all that Flagstaff has to offer, be sure to explore Discover Flagstaff, your comprehensive online guide to attractions, events, dining, and more!

There are several hundred available on-street parking spaces throughout the area. Click HERE (MAP LINK TO COME) to view a detailed map of all locations. In addition to on-street parking, you can find public parking lots at these convenient locations: 🚗 Cherry Avenue Parking Lot – 101 W. Cherry Ave. 🚗 Aspen Avenue Parking Lot – 107 W. Aspen Ave. 🚗 Phoenix Avenue Parking Lot – 116 W. Phoenix Ave. 🚗 Beaver Street Parking Lot – 102 W. Route 66 🚗 South Beaver Street Parking Lot – NW Corner of Beaver and Phoenix, Entrance off Beaver St. 🚗 Visitor Center Parking – 1 E. Route 66 🚗 Wheeler Park Parking – 212 W. Aspen Ave. 🚗 Lumberyard Brewing Company Lot – 5 S. San Francisco St. ♿ Leroux Street Parking Lot (Reserved for Disability Parking Permit Holders) – 14 N. Leroux St. Find a spot that works best for you and enjoy your visit!

Making a quick food pickup in downtown alleys? You're permitted a brief moment. For all other parking, or if you exceed the grace period, paid parking is required during enforcement hours, no matter how short your stay. Additionally, for swift errands near the downtown Post Office, take advantage of our 15-minute free parking zone. Parking in a designated handicap space without a valid disability placard or plate is strictly prohibited. Violations will incur a $265 fine.

ParkFlag does not manage the Heritage Square underground parking garage. Those parking spaces are managed by American Valet. If you encounter any problems or have questions, please contact them directly at (602) 861-9182 or Info@parkingmgt.com.

Overnight parking for Amtrak passengers is specifically allowed in the Phoenix Avenue parking lot, provided you have a valid Amtrak parking permit. For all other downtown areas, overnight parking is generally at your own risk and may be subject to various city ordinances and enforcement. It's critical to pay close attention to all posted signage on individual streets and lots, as rules can vary and may include: Payment enforcement hours: Parking meters and pay-by-plate zones may revert to paid parking early the next morning. Time limits: Some areas may have time limits that reset daily. Winter Parking Ordinances: From November 1 to April 1 (or as posted), specific overnight parking restrictions are in place during snow removal operations to ensure public safety and access. Your vehicle may be ticketed or towed if parked during these times. Special Event Restrictions: During events, temporary parking restrictions may apply. We strongly advise checking all signs in your chosen parking location to avoid citations or towing outside of the designated Amtrak parking.

Only print a receipt if the kiosk specifically prompts you to. This usually indicates a communication issue within the system. Otherwise, there's no need for a physical receipt; your plate number is automatically recorded as paid.

With "Pay by Plate" parking, you simply enter your license plate number to pay for your time. This means your parking is tied to your vehicle, not a specific space. Enjoy the flexibility to move around town; as long as you're in a ParkFlag space, your paid time remains valid!

Generally, you do not need to move your vehicle from a 'pay-by-plate until 8AM - 5 PM' spot after 5 PM (or 8 PM on Fridays and Saturdays), as payment enforcement ends. However, please always observe any posted signs for specific regulations, such as winter parking ordinances or special event restrictions, which may still apply.

⏳ Enforcement Hours: Sunday – Thursday: 9 AM – 5 PM Friday & Saturday: 9 AM – 8 PM

♿ Leroux Lot – Mid-block between Route 66 and Aspen Ave. (9 spaces) ♿ Aspen/Beaver Lot – SW corner of Aspen Ave. and Beaver St. (5 spaces) ♿ Cherry Ave. Lot – NW corner of Beaver St. and Cherry Ave. (4 spaces) ♿ Phoenix Ave. Lot – Phoenix Ave., between Milton Rd. and Beaver St. (4 spaces) ♿ South Beaver Lot – At Beaver St. and Phoenix Ave. (2 spaces) Make sure to display your permit to park in these designated spots. If you're parking in a designated accessible spot, remember to clearly display your permit. Also, please note that in Arizona, payment is still required when parking in an accessible space.

Yes, that's right! Your license plate is your permit. We don't use physical permits like stickers or window hangers here in Flagstaff. The best part of this system? Flexibility! You can link as many license plates as you want to a single permit. This means you can park different vehicles—even rental cars—using the same permit. Just remember, only one of your registered vehicles can be parked (using the permit) at any given time.

Need to temporarily use public space for your business, construction, or event? An Encroachment Permit is what you need. What does it cover? For just $5.00 per day, this permit allows you to temporarily occupy public areas for: Vehicles Containers Equipment Trash bins ... and similar items. Important Note: These permits are strictly for vehicles or bins. Pop-up tents or pedestrians are not allowed in these permitted spaces. The only exception is a photo booth trailer where entry and exit are from the curb, not into the street. How to purchase: You can purchase an encroachment permit for one space for one day directly from us. If you require a permit for multiple days or multiple spaces, we recommend purchasing directly from Community Development as they can better accommodate those needs.

No, employee permits are not valid every day of the year. They are specifically not valid during scheduled parades, including the Armed Forces, Fourth of July, and Holiday Lights parades. Please plan alternative parking on these dates

Getting your Amtrak parking permit is straightforward. For a detailed, step-by-step walkthrough on how to obtain your permit and ensure convenient parking while you travel, please visit: Get Your Amtrak Permit & Instructions Need to visualize your parking spot? A map to the designated Amtrak parking lot is also available on that page.

If your residence is on a metered or time-limited street within the existing parking district, you likely qualify for a FREE Downtown SFR permit. This permit offers incredible convenience, allowing you to park within three blocks of your home without paying or worrying about time limits, 24/7 (excluding winter ordinance hours). You receive one free permit per water meter. For off-street parking during the winter ordinance, you can purchase a separate Downtown Residential permit. Ready to apply? Click HERE to log in or create an account, then select "Add Permit" and choose the "SFR (single-family resident)" option.

Are you an eligible Downtown Employee ready to get your parking permit? Simply create an account or sign in to our customer portal HERE to easily obtain and manage your employee parking permit. Employee permits are just $10 per month. You can choose to purchase your permit monthly or annually, whatever works best for you! Ready to get started? Click HERE to fill out your Employee Permit information. Create an account or log in if you already have one. Select "Employee Monthly" or "Employee Annually." Click "View." Choose your "Zone" (north or south). Complete all remaining required information.

We've designated convenient employee parking areas to make your commute easier. These include the Phoenix Ave. lot, the new W. Aspen Ave. and W. Cherry Ave. lots, and various on-street spaces on Leroux St., Birch St., WC Riles St., Verde St., Elden St., Cherry Ave., and W. Aspen Ave. See Where to Park Click HERE to view a map of all designated Employee Parking locations.

Employee parking permits are priced at $10/month.

No, an employee permit does not guarantee a specific parking space. While we've identified designated employee parking areas, the number of available spaces is limited. Managing parking helps us address this, but it doesn't assure a spot will always be open.

We're sorry you're having trouble with the Flowbird app. Here's what we recommend: Reinstall the App: Often, simply uninstalling and then redownloading the Flowbird app ensures you have the most current version, which can resolve many issues. Contact Customer Support: If the problem persists, please take screenshots of the issues you're encountering and contact Flowbird customer support directly for specialized assistance. Use the Website as an Alternative: You can always access Flowbird through their website if the app isn't working. We suggest bookmarking it in your browser for easy access. Received a citation due to Flowbird app issues? If you received a parking citation while experiencing difficulties with the Flowbird app, please contact us immediately. We're here to provide guidance and help resolve the situation.

Pay with Ease: Download the Flowbird App! Make parking simpler by downloading the Flowbird app to your mobile phone. You'll love the convenience: Receive alerts before your parking time expires. Extend your parking directly from your phone, no need to rush back to the meter! Please note: A $.23 convenience fee applies per transaction. Select "Zone 1" Flagstaff to pay for parking in the downtown.

If you've received a citation, please turn it over for important instructions on the backside. You have two main options: you can pay the citation or submit an appeal. Both can be done conveniently online through our website. Important: Avoid Court Proceedings Please be aware that your citation will be filed with the Flagstaff Municipal Court after 15 calendar days. To avoid a default judgment, you must pay or appeal your parking citation directly with the Flagstaff Municipal Court once it has been filed.

No, you do not need to pay for a warning notice. This is a courtesy from ParkFlag, designed to help educate our customers about the pay-to-park program in Downtown Flagstaff. We're committed to helping everyone understand the system. If you believe the warning was issued in error, please don't hesitate to contact us. We're here to work with you and find a solution.

We understand it's frustrating to get a citation when you believe you've paid. There are a few common reasons this can happen: License plate entry error: Sometimes, a small typo when entering your license plate number at the kiosk or on the app can lead to a citation. Expired permit: An expired employee parking permit is another common reason for receiving a citation. Please ensure your permit is current to avoid this. Other technical issues: Less frequently, a technical glitch with our app or kiosk might be the cause. What To Do Next Regardless of the reason, we're here to help! Please contact us directly. We'll be able to review your payment details and the citation to provide specific guidance and resolve the issue for you. You can update your permit and ensure it's active by resubmitting your payment here.

If you found a yellow bicycle chain boot on your vehicle, please follow the instructions provided directly on the boot. These specific boots are issued by American Valet, and you can contact them at 602-861-9182 for assistance. Additional phone numbers: 602-509-1309, 615-352-0415. Please note, these particular boots are not issued by the City of Flagstaff or ParkFlag, and are outside of our purview.

Yes, Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) offers the first hour of parking for free in both the Terminal Lot and the Economy Lot. This is ideal for quick pickups and drop-offs.

You can stay in the passenger drop-off zone in front of the Flagstaff Pulliam Airport terminal as long as you are in your vehicle or actively loading/unloading it. However, due to federal regulations, it's against the law to leave your vehicle unattended at the terminal curb. Please ensure your vehicle is never left unsupervised in this area.

Payment Options: You can conveniently pay for parking using a card inside the terminal or directly at the exit of the parking lot. Parking Rates: Terminal Lot First hour: Free Per hour (after the first hour): $2 Daily maximum: $8 Weekly rate: $48 Economy Lot First hour: Free Per hour (after the first hour): $2 Daily maximum: $6 Weekly rate: $36

No, at this time, ParkFlag does not offer annual permits for residents living in apartments, townhomes, condos, or other multi-resident housing units. However, ParkFlag does provide permits for off-street parking specifically during the winter ordinance. You'll want to look into the Downtown Residential Non Single-Family Residence (non SFR) permit for this.

The Residential permit is for residents living outside the paid parking district but within established zones. These permitted areas are set up on a block-by-block basis through a petition process. This permit is also available 24/7, excluding winter ordinance hours. Similar to the SFR permit, a separate Downtown Residential permit can be purchased for off-street parking during the winter ordinance.

This permit is specifically designed to provide off-street parking to ALL downtown residents during winter ordinance hours. It's valid from 5 PM to 9 AM, Sunday through Thursday, and 8 PM to 9 AM, Friday and Saturday. The cost is $60 per month, and parking is available in the Phoenix Ave., Aspen/Beaver, and Cherry/Beaver lots

The Downtown Single-Family Residential (SFR) permit is for residents whose homes are on metered or time-limited streets within the existing parking district. If you qualify, you get one FREE permit per water meter. This permit lets you park within three blocks of your residence 24/7 (excluding winter ordinance hours) without paying or worrying about time limits. You can also purchase a separate Downtown Residential permit for off-street parking during the winter ordinance.

If you know you're in an established Residential District, you can directly apply for a permit through the ParkFlag portal.

To apply, you'll need to log in or create an account on the ParkFlag portal. Once logged in, click "Add Permit" and select the "SFR (single-family resident)" option.