Peachtree Park Parking Permit Program

Important information for residents of Park Circle, Highland Drive and upper Martina Drive

WHAT HAS CHANGED: The City of Atlanta no longer issues windshield decals for resident vehicles. Resident permits are now digital and tied to the vehicle’s license plate. You must register and renew online.

Peachtree Park’s program applies only to Park Circle, Highland Drive, and Martina Drive between Piedmont Road and Park Circle. Parking on these streets is restricted from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., seven days a week. During those hours, vehicles parked on the street must have either a valid digital resident permit or a properly completed Peachtree Park guest or visitor pass.

Why the program exists. The program was established after overflow parking from businesses along Piedmont Road made it difficult for residents to park near their homes and created additional traffic and safety concerns. A patron of a establish on Piedmont was involved in a shooting with prompted Peachtree Park residents to work with longtime City Councilman Hood Shook and the City of Atlanta to establish the permit area in 2018.

1. Register Your Vehicle with the City of Atlanta

Residents must obtain their annual digital parking permit directly from the City of Atlanta through its online portal: atlparkingpermits.rmcpay.com/#account_start

1. Create an account. Sign up using an email address or mobile phone number. The system will send a verification code, and you will create a four-digit PIN for future access.
2. Submit your permit application. Enter your Peachtree Park address, vehicle information and license plate number. Upload any supporting documents requested by the City.
3. Pay the annual fee. The current City fee is $20 per permit.
4. Vehicle limit. Each household may register no more than two (2) vehicles.
5. Renew each year. Digital resident permits are valid for one year and must be renewed annually through the online portal.

No decal is required. Parking enforcement verifies resident permits electronically using the vehicle’s license plate. Residents who previously had windshield decals must still create or use an online account to renew their permits.

2. Request Peachtree Park Guest and Visitor Passes

Peachtree Park administers its own temporary passes. This is different from many other City residential permit areas. Do not request guest or visitor passes through the City portal.

To request passes: After your City resident permit has been approved, email parking_permits@peachtreeparkatl.org and include your name, address and the information requested by the permit administrator. Residents of Peachtree Park do NOT have to go through the City for these passes.

Temporary passes are still physical passes. Complete every field, including the resident address, license plate number, issue date and expiration date. Place the pass on the driver-side dashboard where parking enforcement can easily see it. An incomplete pass is invalid and may result in a parking citation.

Important Rules and Limitations

• A permit allows parking only where street parking is otherwise legal. It does not override posted restrictions or general parking laws.

• Each household may register a maximum of two (2) vehicles for resident parking permits. Eligibility is confirmed by the City during the application process.

• Vehicles may still be ticketed for parking in the wrong direction, too close to a stop sign or intersection, blocking a driveway, or violating another City ordinance.

• Permit signs posted on the affected streets identify the restricted hours and remain enforceable.

Questions about Peachtree Park guest or visitor passes: parking_permits@peachtreeparkatl.org

Updated 07.01.2026