How Can I See a Temporary No Parking Permit Details?

How to See and Understand a Temporary No Parking Permit Details

Temporary No Parking permits authorize temporary parking restrictions in paid and non-paid parking areas, most commonly for construction, utility work, moving activities, or special events.

The Temporary No Park Details Report allows you to view permit details when the confirmation (permit) number is known.

This article explains:

• How to Run the Temporary No Park Details Report
• How to Read the Report for Paid Area Parking
• How to Read the Report for Non-Paid Area Parking
• Need Help

What Is the Temporary No Park Details Report?

The Temporary No Park Details Report provides a complete summary of when and where parking is restricted under a specific permit.

The report includes:

• Permit information (record number, status, and type)
• Contact information for the permit holder
• Location(s) affected
• Dates and times when parking is restricted
• Sign or barricade details (if applicable)

You may run this report at any time, as long as the permit meets availability criteria.

When Information Is Available

Information is only available for:

• Temporary No Parking permits
• Issued permits

If a permit is issued and active, the report will display its details.

When Information Is Not Available

The Temporary No Park Details Report will not display information for:

• Unissued permits
• Completed permits
• Other types of parking permits

If you see a message stating that information is not available, the record does not meet the criteria above.

How to Run the Temporary No Park Details Report

Step 1: Obtain the Temporary No Parking Permit (Confirmation) Number

To view permit details, you must first obtain the Temporary No Parking permit (confirmation) number.

• Paid area parking permits start with SDOT-TNP.
• Non-Paid area parking permits start with SDOT-TNPN.

You can find the permit number using one of the following methods:

• Public Notice posted at the location
  Temporary No Parking signs posted on the street include the permit (confirmation) number.
• Search the map for Temporary No Parking reservations
  Use the Temporary No Parking map to locate permits associated with paid or non-paid parking.

Once you have the confirmation number, you can run the Temporary No Park Details Report to view full permit information.

Step 2: Access the Seattle Services Portal

1. Go to the Seattle Services Portal.

Step 3: Open the Reports Menu

1. In the top-right corner of the homepage, click Reports.
2. From the drop-down menu, select Temporary No Park Details.

Step 4: Enter Record Information

1. Enter the confimration (permit) number in the Record ID field.
   • Enter only one record number.

Step 5: Submit the Report

1. Click Submit.

Step 6: View the Report

• The Temporary No Park Details Report opens in a new window.

Tips:

• If permit is unissued or completed, the report will be blank.
• If you expect to see details but do not see any, double-check that the record number is correct.

How to Read the Report for Paid Area Parking

This section explains how to review the reservation details on a Temporary No Parking Paid Area permit.

First, run your report. For step-by-step instructions, see How to Run the Temporary No Park Details Report. 

Permit Details

At the top of the Temporary No Park Details Report, you will find the following information:

• Record Type – Indicates the type of permit, such as Temporary No Parking Zone (Paid Area) – License
• Record Number – The record number of the permit
• Contact – The contractor or permit holder responsible for the parking restriction
• Contact Phone – The phone number where the contractor or permit holder can be reached with questions about access or impacts
• Record Status – The current status of the permit
• Last Modified Date – The date of last permit update or change
• Issuance Date – The date permit issued

Understanding the Curb Space Table

The Curb Space Table lists all parking locations affected by a Temporary No Parking permit.

Each row represents a specific curb space where parking is restricted.

Columns Explained

• Curb Space # – Identifies the specific curb (parking) space that is restricted
• Sign Type – Indicates what time of day curb space parking is restricted
  • Yellow – No parking from 7 AM – 6 PM Monday through Saturday
  • Red – No parking 24 hours a day
  • Barricade – Customized parking restrictions based on permit conditions
  • Black – Long-term construction (more than 60 days) or work requiring removal of street signs or pay stations
• Public Notice Post – The date by which public notice signage must be posted for the restriction to be enforceable
• Install Date – When parking becomes unavailable at that curb space
• Removal Date – When parking is restored at that curb space

Important: Vehicles must be moved before the install date/time shown in the table to avoid citation or towing.

Multiple Curb Spaces

If multiple curb spaces are listed, several parking spaces or blocks are affected by the permit.

Install and removal dates may vary by curb space, so be sure to check:

• The earliest install date/time, and
• The latest removal date/time

This ensures you understand the full period when parking may be restricted.

What This Means for You

If You Park in This Area

• Do not park in the listed curb spaces after the install date/time.
• Vehicles left in restricted zones may be ticketed or towed.

If You Live or Work Nearby

• Expect reduced street parking during the permit period.
• Access may be temporarily limited during permit work hours.
• Contact the contractor or permit holder for schedule or access concerns.

If You Are a Business Owner

• Inform employees and customers about temporary parking changes.
• Plan alternate parking or loading arrangements.

How to Read the Report for Non-Paid Area Parking

Temporary No Parking permits for non-paid areas typically apply to residential streets and include specific days and hours when parking is restricted.

This section explains how to review the reservation details on a Temporary No Parking – Non-Paid Area permit.

Before reviewing the details, run the report. For step-by-step instructions, see How to Run the Temporary No Park Details Report. 

Permit Details

At the top and bottom of the Temporary No Park Details Report, you will find the following information:

• Record Type – Indicates the type of permit, such as Temporary No Parking Zone (Non-Paid Area) – License
• Record Number – The record number of the permit
• Issuance Date – The date permit issued
• Public Notice Deadline / Install Date Time – The date and time by which public notice signage must be posted for the restriction to be enforceable

Location Affected

• Location – Identifies the street block where parking is restricted

When Parking Is Restricted

Review this section carefully to understand when parking is unavailable.

• Start Date – Date parking becomes unavailable on the affected block
• End Date – Date parking is restored
• Start and End Time – Hours of the day when parking is restricted
• 24 Hour No Park – Indicates whether parking is unavailable 24 hours a day

Important: Vehicles must be moved before the install date and time shown in the report to avoid citation or towing.

Days Included

This section shows which days parking restrictions apply:

• Weekdays – Included if marked "Yes"
• Saturday – Included if marked "Yes"
• Sunday – Included if marked "Yes"
• 24-Hour No Parking – Included if marked "Yes"

Example:

• Parking is restricted 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
• Restrictions apply weekdays only.
• Parking is allowed evenings and weekends, unless signs say otherwise.

Always follow posted signage, which takes priority over report details.

Contact Information

• Contact – The contractor or permit holder responsible for the parking restriction
• Contact Phone – The phone number where the contractor or permit holder can be reached with questions about access or impacts

Other Details

• Reason – The reason why parking is unavailable (for example, for construction equipment, materials, or contractor vehicles during work hours)
• Other Reason – Any additional explanation provided by the permit holder
• Number of Signs – The total number of Temporary No Parking signs posted

What This Means for You

If You Park Here

• Do not park in the signed area during the days and times listed.
• Vehicles parked during restricted periods may be ticketed or towed.

If You Live Nearby

• Expect reduced street parking during restricted days and times.
• Normal parking resumes outside of the listed restrictions.
• Contact the contractor or permit holder for schedule or access concerns.

If You Are a Visiting or Running a Business

• Inform employees, customers, and visitors about temporary parking changes.
• Plan alternate parking or loading arrangements during restricted periods.

Need Help?

• On-site issues: Contact the contractor or permit holder.
• Questions about temporary no-parking or additional help: Email [e-mail] or call [phone].