You won't have to worry about paying for parking in St. Catharines for a while.
The City waiving the fees for parking on the street or in municipal lots due to COVID-19.
Officials would like to cut down the amount of people touching their parking machines.
The time-limit restrictions will also be relaxed.
The city is limiting enforcement to safety-related issues; such as fire routes and accessible parking.
All residential permits that expire while city offices are closed will still be honoured.
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