Parking

ParkSmartFrisco

The Town of Frisco invites residents and visitors to ParkSmartFrisco to support a thriving Frisco by encouraging consistent turnover of the available parking spaces for those doing business and spending time in Frisco.

Main Street Free Three Hour Parking Year-Round

• The Town of Frisco has contracted with Interstate Parking to enforce Main Street parking limits year round, except in April and October of each year.
• To pay or appeal parking tickets received on Main Street or at the Marina, you must go through the online payment or appeal process on the Interstate Parking website, as the Frisco Police Department will be unable to assist with these parking tickets, as they did not issue them. Tickets may not be appealed or paid over the phone.
• Parking on Frisco Main Street is free but there is a three (3) hour maximum time limit on parking. There are no parking time limits on side avenues in designated parking areas, and parking is allowed there all day from 6:00am – 2:00am.
• In order to ensure that parking is available for customers on Main Street, Interstate Parking will enforce the three hour parking time limits on Main Street on behalf of the Town of Frisco 10 months out of the year with no parking enforcement in April and October of each year. Parking tickets issued by Interstate Parking on behalf of the Town of Frisco are as enforceable as those issued by the Town of Frisco Police Department.
• Parking time limits will be enforced seven days a week from 8:00am to 5:00pm on the seven blocks of Frisco Main Street from Madison Avenue to 7th Avenue.
• Parking is prohibited on Town streets in the Main Street area from 2:00am – 6:00am and in the outlying areas from 12:00am – 6:00am, as signed, due to maintenance and snow removal needs.

Paid Summer Parking at the Frisco Bay Marina

The Town of Frisco has contracted with Interstate Parking to implement the paid parking programs at all Marina lots, beginning on Friday, May 26, 2023, and continue through Monday, September 4, 2023.

To pay or appeal parking tickets received at the Marina or on Main Street, you must go through the online payment or appeal process on the Interstate Parking website, as the Frisco Police Department will be unable to assist with these parking tickets, as they did not issue them. Tickets may not be appealed or paid over the phone.

Much is staying the same for the 2023 parking program at the Marina, and there are a few changes, which will be outlined below.

End of Season Marina Parking Updates

• Holiday parking rates are in effect September 1-4, 2023 at the Frisco Bay Marina.
• Marina parking is free for the rest of the boating season starting September 5, 2023.

What is staying the same in 2023?

• An unlimited amount of $99 + convenience fee Marina summer season parking passes will be available for sale. They will be made available at ParkFrisco.com from May 1 to June 9, 2023.
• Overnight parking will be available to boaters via this permit system.
• Monday-Thursday and non-holiday parking rates will remain:
  • First 30 minutes free
  • Monday to Thursday from 10:00am to 5:00pm – $.75/half hour with a $10.00 maximum
• Friday through Sunday weekend rates will remain:
  • $.75/ half hour for the first 3 hours, $2.50 a half hour thereafter with a $15.00 maximum
• Prepay for all parking rates starts at 6:00am.

What is changing in 2023?

• The holiday rate is increasing – $20 for 3 hours; $5 for each additional 30 minutes. In effect July 1, 2, 3, 4 and September 1, 2, 3, 4, 2023.
• There will be changes to where passholders may park Friday-Sunday and on holidays (July 1, 2, 3, 4, 2023 and September 1, 2, 3, 4, 2023)
  • Passholder parking will be at the lot on the corner of Marina Road and Summit Boulevard, otherwise known as the B1 or “Fruit Stand” lot.Passholders will still be able to use the 15-minute unloading area near the boat ramp to drop off members of their party and needed supplies.
  • Passholders with special accessibility needs will be accommodated.
• Marina staff are encouraged to use other means of transportation, such as the Summit Stage, walking or bikes, to get to work.

How can employees ParkSmartFrisco?

• Walk, bike or take the free Summit Stage whenever possible. At just under two square miles in size, Frisco is very walkable and bikeable, even in the winter. Check out Frisco’s commitment to trails, both hard and soft surface, with Frisco’s latest trail map, and look out for new trails, as the Frisco Trails Master Plan leads to even more hard and soft surface trail building.
• There are no parking time limits on side avenues in designated parking areas, and parking is allowed there all day from 6:00am – 2:00am.
• Overnight parking and all day employee parking lots are available at three locations in Frisco:
  • Granite/3rd Lot Parking Lot- dirt lot located at the southwest corner of 3rd Avenue and Granite Street
  • Marina/Summit Lot- dirt lot on the corner of Summit Boulevard and Marina Road
  • West Main Street “Kayak” Parking Lot on the west end of Frisco Main Street next to I70 Exit 201

Overnight Parking Regulations

• Overnight parking is allowed for 24 hours maximum in designated parking lots.
  • Granite/3rd Lot Parking Lot- dirt lot located at the southwest corner of 3rd Avenue and Granite Street
  • Marina/Summit Lot- dirt lot on the corner of Summit Boulevard and Marina Road
  • West Main Street “Kayak” Parking Lot on the west end of Frisco Main Street next to I70 Exit 201
• No trailer parking is allowed overnight.
• Camping and sleeping in cars is prohibited.
• A person may call Summit County dispatch at 970-668-8600 and request a “no tow” when parked somewhere other than designated overnight parking lots. The Town will make every effort not to tow these vehicles, but snow removal needs may result in the vehicle being towed and the owner of the car will be cited and responsible for a towing fee.
• Each overnight parking lot will have signs indicating when a lot will be plowed and any other lot specific regulations. Please pay attention to these signs to avoid citations and towing.

Illegally Parked or Abandoned Vehicles

To report illegally parked or abandoned vehicles, please call Summit County Dispatch at 970-668-8600.