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The Department of Finance is responsible for collecting and processing payments for parking tickets and camera violations issued in New York City. Quick links. Pay for tickets. Pay online at CityPay. Get a refund. Request a refund if you have successfully disputed a ticket. Camera violations.
- Refunds
The Department of Finance automatically refunds parking, red...
- Proof of Satisfaction
If you pay your tickets at a Department of Finance business...
- Dispute Tickets
To dispute a ticket, you must request a hearing within 30...
- Commercial
Tickets Booting and Towing Commercial Vehicles Benefits....
- Get a Copy of a Ticket
If a parking ticket or camera violation is no longer...
- Vehicle Auctions
The vehicle’s owner must pay all tickets that are in...
- Payment Plans
A parking ticket payment plan is an agreement between you...
- Locate a Towed Vehicle
Search by Plate Number: Please enter the plate number of the...
- Refunds
Information about paying various taxes, charges, and violations collected by the Department of Finance is below. Pay online. Pay your property taxes or parking tickets at CityPay. Pay by mail. If you cannot pay online, pay by mail. Pay in-person. Visit a DOF business center. Pay by mobile app.
Enter 10 digit Violation Number: To see a sample violation in a new window, click below: Parking Ticket | Red Light Violation | Bus Lane Camera Violation | Speed Camera Violation
To search for all violations you owe, search by either Ticket number, Notice of Liability (NOL) or Plate number. Recently issued violations should be searched for by ticket or NOL number. To check the status of a paid ticket, use Check Parking Ticket Status.
The Parking Ticket and Camera Violation Brochure provides information about the different ways to pay or fight a parking or camera violation. Information is also available about how to deal with booted or towed vehicles.
Visit nyc.gov/finance to check on parking ticket payments. If a person believes that they have been the victim of an internet crime they should file an online internet crime complaint with The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) at www.ic3.gov.
All non-criminal traffic violation tickets issued in the 5 boroughs of New York City (Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island) are adjudicated by the Department of Motor Vehicles Traffic Violations Bureau (TVB).
