Baltimore is expected to bring in millions of dollars of extra revenue in 2025 through parking enforcement, penalties and traffic cameras to help balance the budget, according to the city’s top budget officials.
Starting July 1, Baltimore will restart its parking ticket penalties for payments that are overdue.
“The penalties help enforce the collection on the original parking fines,” said Baltimore Deputy Finance Director Bob Cenname, “We think that’ll generate additional $3.2 million.”
Baltimore paused late fees for parking tickets during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The city is also expecting to bring in another $2.6 million in revenue from a new residential parking permit enforcement program.
