2025 Everett Resident Parking Sticker Program has begun

Residents have until February 28 to receive the sticker for free; online payments via e-check will no longer incur a fee on any transaction

Special to The Advocate

EVERETT – Mayor Carlo DeMaria is pleased to announce the official start date for the 2025 Resident Parking Sticker Program. Starting Thursday, January 2, vehicle owners must submit an online application in order to obtain their parking sticker for 2025. Additionally, payments made online through City Hall Systems via e-check will no longer incur a fee on any transaction.

After a resident has successfully submitted an online application, they will receive a confirmation email. Once the resident’s information is verified, they will receive an additional email to confirm that the order has been successfully processed. The parking sticker will then be mailed to the resident. Residents may apply for up to four stickers per online application. Information required to complete the application includes:

• Full name
• Address
• Phone number
• Email address
• License plate number
• Name that appears on the registration

Resident stickers for 2025 must be obtained and displayed on the vehicle before March 1. As a courtesy, from January 2 to February 28, stickers may be obtained for free. The $10 fee per sticker will be reinstated on March 1.

Please be advised that in order for a resident sticker to be approved, the vehicle must be registered to the City of Everett and be in good standing. A sticker will not be issued if the vehicle has overdue parking tickets or unpaid excise tax.

For residents applying for a first-time sticker or those with new plates or vehicles, please visit City Hall, Room 13, to apply. Please bring your vehicle’s registration and proof of address, such as a driver’s license or current utility bill, to obtain a parking sticker.

Please note that residents of the Lower Broadway area must visit City Hall, Room 13, in order to renew their Lower Broadway sticker and visitor placard. Please bring your registration and proof of Lower Broadway area address, such as a driver’s license, current utility bill or last year’s visitor placard, to renew.

Commercial vehicles must bring their registration and vehicle to City Hall and pass an inspection to obtain a resident sticker. The vehicle must weigh under 10,000 pounds and have no more than four wheels to obtain the sticker. Box trucks are not allowed to obtain a resident sticker. The cost of the sticker will be $300.

The City will allow one-day visitor passes to be obtained at $5 per pass. Also, you can obtain up to four 10-day parking placards per plate per year for $25 per placard. To qualify, you must provide a valid registration and proof of the Everett address (current utility bill or current lease).

The online Resident Parking Sticker Program application can be found at epay.cityhallsystems.com. For questions regarding the program or the online application, please contact Constituent Services at 311 within city limits or at 617-394-2270, or the Collector’s Office at 617-394-2275. If you have questions regarding your sticker order status, please contact City Hall Systems at 508-381-5455.

When applying online for the resident sticker, you might receive an email that the system does not recognize the address. In this case, the Collector’s Office will add the address into the system and then respond to the email notifying the address has been added. At this point, the resident may reapply for the sticker online.

To apply or for more information, please visit cityofeverett.com/city-hall/departments/parking/residential-parking-stickers