Pay for parking tickets online here: https://www.tocite.net/upperdarby/Portal

Pay for parking tickets on the phone at (484) 286-5858.  

For in person payments: parking tickets can be paid at the Upper Darby Township Municipal Building, 100 Garrett Road. The Parking Enforcement Department entrance is located on the Long Lane side of the building. There is handicap accessible parking next to the entrance. Please ring the doorbell.

Parking tickets may be paid by mailing a check or money order to Upper Darby Parking, 100 Garrett Rd, Room 10, Upper Darby, PA 19082. Please include the violation number on the check or money order. There is a $25 fee for returned checks.

Parking Violation Fines and Booting

The department issues, files, and prosecutes citations for unpaid parking tickets with the District Justice. Fines are structured as follows:

· Parking Tickets are $25.00 if paid within seven (7) days.

· $35.00 if paid between eight (8) and thirty (30) days.

· Failure to pay parking tickets will result in a citation being filed with the District Justice. This may lead to a summons and/or warrant of arrest. If found guilty of violating a parking ordinance or statute, the fine increases to $50.00 plus costs of prosecution and Township attorney fees.

· Tickets older than 30 days are not eligible to be paid at the Parking Office or online through the Patrol Portal. They must be paid at District Court, located at 1550 Garrett Road, Upper Darby.

Immobilization of Vehicles – Booting (Chapter 527)

- A motor vehicle found parked within Upper Darby Township upon any public ground at any time may, by or under direction of the Director of Parking Enforcement or his designee or any parking enforcement officer or any police officer, be booted if there are five or more unsettled parking violations or five or more unsettled citations or three or more arrest warrants as a result of parking violations pending against the owner of the motor vehicle.

- Unsettled Parking Violations

Violations of the parking regulations of Upper Darby Township or the Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Code which are outstanding and unpaid over 45 days from the date of issuance.

- Removal of Boot Requirements and Fee

The owner of a booted vehicle or other authorized person shall be permitted to secure the release of the vehicle upon:

A. Either: (1) Depositing of the collateral required for his or her appearance before a Magisterial District Judge to answer for each unsettled citation; or (2) Paying the amount of the fine, penalty and court costs, if any, for each Unsettled citation and each unsettled parking violation; and

B. Payment of the booting fee of $100

- Tampering with Boot Prohibited

Any person who shall tamper with, remove or attempt to remove any device used to immobilize a motor vehicle that has been booted pursuant to this chapter, or who shall move or attempt to move the vehicle booted before release of vehicle has been officially secured, shall be punishable by the filing of a non-traffic criminal citation with the Magisterial District Judge with jurisdiction over the violation, or as otherwise permitted by the Pennsylvania Rules of Criminal Procedure. Any person, firm, or corporation who violates the provisions of this chapter shall, upon being found guilty in a summary criminal proceeding, be sentenced to pay a fine of $300 plus any extraordinary expenses of the Township incurred in the prosecution of the criminal case.