Important Reminder: The City of London 2026 final tax bill June installment is due this month.
The final tax bill was sent out to property owners by mail in early June 2026, with the first installment due on Tuesday, June 30, 2026.
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City of London Parking Services has been advised that a sufficient amount of snow has been cleared from City Streets. We hereby advise that the Overnight Parking Ban has been lifted. If you have registered for an Overnight Parking Pass, you may now park on the street.
Please note that passes are only applicable for the specific date that they were registered for. Passes that were registered for during the Overnight Parking Ban are not applicable to other dates, nor are they refunded.
Overnight parking passes are available between November 15 and March 31, weather permitting, for personal vehicle(s).
A maximum of 15 free overnight parking passes will be issued per vehicle license plate, valid on most City streets. Vehicles parked on City streets without a valid pass may receive a parking fine.
Additional passes beyond the free limit are available for $5.00 each on the HONK website (see button below).
Register for an Overnight Parking Pass
Purchase additional overnight parking passes
If a snow event is forecast, a message will be posted on the overnight parking registry, and no on-street parking will be allowed.
If you applied for an overnight pass in advance, please check the registry before parking your vehicle. Parking restrictions will be enforced if there is a snow event.
When snow falls in London, Parking Services needs drivers’ help to make sure roads are passable for plows to clear.
When there is enough snow on the ground to send out city plows, the Roads Operations team contacts Parking Services to implement the Overnight Parking Ban. This means vehicles are not allowed to park on City streets, so that snow plows can make their way through to clear.
If you are pre-registered for an Overnight Parking Pass, Parking Services will contact you by phone call or email blast, to let you know that the ban is in place, and vehicles cannot be parked on City streets.
The registry itself will shut down, and no one will be able to register for overnight parking. When the ban is lifted, parking services will let those who had been pre-registered and notified about the ban know that they may now resume overnight parking.
Can vehicles park on the street during the day, even if there is an overnight parking ban? Yes! This is because most of the snow plowing happens at night. Just remember to move vehicles so streets can be cleared overnight.
If there are complaints with respect to snow clearing in municipal parking lots, email parkingenforcement@london.ca and Parking Services will respond as soon as possible.