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1. Why did the RPZ boundaries change?

The Transportation Advisory Committee, a volunteer citizen advisory board, completed a public hearing process and made recommendations redefining the RPZ boundaries. This recommendation was based on citizen requests and input.

2. Where can I find the new and old RPZ maps?

Maps of the previous RPZ boundaries (Zones 1 through 9), as well as the new RPZ boundaries (Zones A through E), are available online. 

3. How do I get a new RPZ on my block?

If you wish to implement an RPZ time limit on your block, please contact Traffic Engineering at (425) 257-8810 and press 7. 

4. Will I have to pay for an RPZ permit?

The first two RPZ parking permits will be available to each residence free of charge. A $20 fee will apply for each additional permit.

5. Will I still be able to obtain a temporary visitor permit?

The holder of a residential parking zone permit may apply for a temporary visitor permit for guest vehicles. This permit is valid for ten days and is free of charge. If you have more than one visitor in one month, the fee for an additional permit is $10 per vehicle. To apply for a visitor permit, please visit the Everett Parking Permit Portal.

6. Can I get an RPZ permit if I live in student housing?

Residents in student housing do not qualify for RPZ parking permits.

7. Who can I contact if I have questions about parking zones?

• If you have questions about the change to the new expanded zones, contact Public Works at (425) 257-8810 and press 7 for Traffic Engineering.
• If you have questions about residential parking permits or need to apply for a permit visit everettwa.gov/rpzpermits or call the Clerk’s Office at 425-257-8610.

8. Where can I apply for a residential parking permit?

You may apply for a residential parking permit online on our Everett Parking Permit Portal.