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Saskatoon residential parking permits and visitor passes
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Residential permits cover eligible parking zones, not every street. New zone petitions are on hold during the program review through the end of 2026.
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Residential permits cover eligible parking zones, not every street. New zone petitions are on hold during the program review through the end of 2026.
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Zones, permit types and prices
Regular RPP zones are Caswell Hill, City Park and Varsity View. Limited RPP zones are J.J. Thiessen, Pleasant Hill, Riversdale, South Caswell Hill, Grosvenor Park and Nutana East. Renewal years differ by zone. Limited zones are not continuously patrolled; residents report overtime parking to 306-975-8344.
The annual resident fee is $25 plus tax for RPP and $15 plus tax for LRPP. A visitor pass costs $5 plus tax with a resident permit, or $25 plus tax instead of one. Temporary permits are $1 per day plus tax. Resident permits are tied to one vehicle. Visitor passes are transferable, with one per eligible residence and block-face restrictions.
Sources: Residential Parking Program
Proof, limits and display
Buy permits at City Hall, 222 Third Avenue North, weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., excluding statutory holidays. Bring a current driver’s licence, vehicle registration and one accepted address document: a utility or communications bill, landlord confirmation or lease. A principal operator who is not the owner needs the owner’s affidavit; corporate vehicles need employment or ownership proof.
Most eligible units have a maximum of three resident permits. Special non-conforming multi-unit rules can lower this to two and prevent visitor or temporary permits. Ask 306-975-2400 about eligibility before purchasing. Resident, limited and temporary permits go inside the driver-side front window; visitor permits hang on the rear-view-mirror support.
Sources: Residential Parking Program
How to start
- Step 1
Confirm the street lies in an RPP or LRPP zone and that your dwelling qualifies.
- Step 2
Gather vehicle and address documents.
- Step 3
Buy the correct permit and display it in the required position.
Sources: Residential Parking Program
Published permit prices
| Permit | Published price |
|---|---|
| RPP resident | $25/year |
| LRPP resident | $15/year |
| Visitor with resident permit | $5/year |
| Visitor instead of resident permit | $25/year |
| Temporary | $1/day |
Sources: Residential Parking Program
Questions and answers
Can I use a resident permit anywhere in Saskatoon?
No. It is valid only in the designated zone and does not override other parking restrictions.
Source: Residential Parking Program
How much is an RPP resident permit?
$25 per year plus tax. The city lists a half-year prorated amount after the zone’s renewal date.
Source: Residential Parking Program
What is the LRPP resident price?
$15 per year plus applicable taxes.
Source: Residential Parking Program
Can a resident permit be moved to another car?
No. It is issued to a specific vehicle.
Source: Residential Parking Program
How much is a daily temporary permit?
$1 per day plus applicable taxes, valid only for its printed dates and permitted block faces.
Source: Residential Parking Program
What residence proof should I bring?
A current licence and registration plus a utility or communications bill, landlord confirmation or lease.
Source: Residential Parking Program
Can apartments always get visitor permits?
No. Multi-unit and non-conforming-building rules restrict eligibility. Ask Customer Service about the specific dwelling.
Source: Residential Parking Program
Where do I buy permits?
Corporate Revenue in the City Hall lobby, 222 Third Avenue North, during weekday business hours.
Source: Residential Parking Program
Who investigates overtime parking in a limited zone?
Report the licence plate and location to Parking Enforcement at 306-975-8344.
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Can residents submit a new zone petition now?
New petitions are temporarily on hold during the program review, expected to finish at the end of 2026.
Source: Residential Parking Program
Official links
Sources: Residential Parking Program