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- In Person: Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District, 860 Levoy Dr., Suite 300, Taylorsville, UT 84123.Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- By Phone: (385) 391-3090, Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- By Mail: DO NOT MAIL CASH. Record the Notice number on the check or money order and include a copy of the Notice with your payment. Checks must be made out to the Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District.
Town of Brighton, Utah - Parking Ticket Information
View the interactive parking map: Brighton No Parking Location App
To pay or dispute violations for PARKING WITHOUT A RESERVATION in the Town of Brighton, visit: Park BCC | VIOLATIONS
Please note: We do not handle parking tickets for Salt Lake City. You can click here to pay for Salt Lake City parking tickets.
Notice: Failure to pay the penalty may result in the filing of a civil action, increased penalties and fees, and administrative fees. Under the listed code, the owner and/or operator of the vehicle is strictly liable for civil penalties assessed pursuant to this Notice. To satisfy the Parking Notice, you must send payment in the amount no later than 20 calendar days or appeal the Notice.
What is the difference between appealing and contesting a ticket?
- Dispute/Contest: A dispute is when there is admittance that the parking ordinance was violated, but a request is being made for a review of the case and a potential lowering of the fee based on some special issue or circumstance.
- Appeal: An appeal is to challenge that the interpretation of the parking code was inaccurate and there was NO violation of the parking ordinance. Appeals MUST follow all the instructions on the parking notice in order to be considered complete. After an appeal is filed, we will review the case, reach out for further information, and schedule a hearing with an Administrative Law Judge. Please note that should the appeal be unsuccessful, the costs of the Administrative Law Hearing can be assessed to the vehicle owner in addition to the original fines.
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To dispute your parking notice, please fill out a form by clicking on this link.
Appeal My Parking Ticket
In accordance with the municipal code, you may appeal this notice by requesting a hearing with the Municipality's Administrative Law Judge. To file an appeal, you must file a written appeal within 20 calendar days of the date of this notice. Your appeal must:
1. Describe the reason for your appeal and include any supporting documentation;
2. Contain the above Parking Notice number;
3. Include the name and address of the vehicle owner or operator appealing the Notice;
4. Be signed by: (i) the owner of the vehicle; (ii) an authorized agent of the owner; or (iii) the authorized operator of the vehicle; and
5. Be mailed or delivered to the Greater Salt Lake Municipal Services District, 860 Levoy Dr., Suite 300, Taylorsville, UT 84123. Failure to timely request a hearing will forfeit your right to appeal this administrative citation and may result in a default order being entered against you. The order may include an award of civil penalties, fees, and other costs.