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Annapolis Parking welcomes visitors for the 2019 Naval Academy Commissioning Week and offers a few parking tips for visitors to the city. For official Commissioning Week information, including Naval Academy events and stadium parking information for Graduation Day, visit https://www.usna.edu/CommissioningWeek.

For those planning to explore all that downtown Annapolis has to offer, here are a few tips:

Find All Parking Options Online: Visitors can explore all parking options at https://www.annapolisparking.com, a mobile-friendly website featuring maps, rates, contact information, and additional details about the garages, surface lots, on-street parking, and free Circulator services available to the public.

Reserve Garage Parking Online: Visitors can reserve garage parking online in three city-owned garages: Noah Hillman, Knighton, and Gotts Court. Simply visit https://www.annapolisparking.com, navigate to the garage of your choice, and select “Buy Daily Parking.” Hillman Garage fills up fastest, so be sure to explore Knighton and Gotts for convenient parking.

Free Weeknight Parking: Calvert Street Garage (aka State Garage) at 19 St. Johns Street is free to the public weeknights from 6 PM to 6 AM the following day.

Free Weekend Parking: Calvert Street Garage is also free to the public from 6 PM Friday to 6 AM Monday. Additionally, Whitmore Garage at 25 Clay Street is free to the public on Sundays until 4 PM.

Free Circulator Serves all Garages: The free Circulator is a comfortable and convenient way to travel from garages to all points of interest downtown. Visitors can track the Circulator’s shuttle in real-time by downloading the “RLS Shuttle” app and clicking “Annapolis.” You may also track the Circulator in real-time at
https://annapolisparking.com/circulator-alternative-transportation.

Best Garage for Avoiding Crowds: Visitors who wish to avoid the city’s busiest parking locations should consider the Park Place Garage located at One Park Place on West Street. Park Place is serviced daily by the free Circulator, which can be tracked in real-time at https://annapolisparking.com/circulator-alternative-transportation.

Mayor Gavin Buckley welcomes members of the Maryland General Assembly, their staff and visitors back to Annapolis for the 2019 legislative session and offers a few parking tips for Marylanders planning to visit the city.

Avoid the Crowds: Visitors who wish to avoid the city’s busiest parking locations should consider the Park Place Garage located at One Park Place on West Street or the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium lot. Park Place is serviced daily by the free Circulator and the stadium lot includes an Express shuttle service during the legislative session from 7:45am to 8:45am & 3:30pm-5:15pm Monday-Friday. Stadium shuttle fare is $2.

Improved Circulator Route: The free Circulator includes new stops that will benefit session visitors. The new School Street-Church Circle stop gives visitors near the State House complex faster and more convenient service back to the three garages on West Street (Gott’s Court, Knighton, and Park Place.) The new State Garage stop at 19 St. Johns Street is designed to encourage visitors to take advantage of State Garage’s free public parking Monday-Friday 6 pm to 6 am and all weekend. The North Street-State Circle stop allows visitors easy access to the State House and other state government buildings. Visitors can track the Circulator’s location in real-time by downloading the “RLS Shuttle” app to their smartphone and clicking “Annapolis,” or visiting the mobile-friendly website annapolisparking.com/circulator-alternative-transportation.

Reserve Garage Parking Online: Visitors to Annapolis can reserve garage parking online in Noah Hillman Garage, Knighton Garage, or Gotts Court Garage. Simply visit www.annapolisparking.com, navigate to the garage of your choice, and select “Buy Daily Parking.”

Find All Parking Options Online: There are plenty of parking options available to those visiting Annapolis. Visitors can explore these options at www.annapolisparking.com, a mobile-friendly website featuring maps, rates, contact information, and additional details about the garages, surface lots, on-street parking, and Circulator services available to the public.

The City of Annapolis will once again offer popular holiday parking options and discounts this year beginning Friday, November 23, and running through January 1, 2019. In addition, the City announces three new stops along the route for the FREE Annapolis Circulator to better serve residents and visitors downtown.

Effective immediately, the Annapolis Circulator is adding a stop at the intersection of North Street and State Circle, just a block away from the popular Boutique District on Maryland Avenue and State Circle. The Circulator also now serves the intersection of School Street and Church Circle adjacent to Government House as well as the State Garage, a 726-space garage at 19 St. Johns Street. See details below.

Holiday parking benefits include:

Free, 3-Hour Parking at Meters: The city will offer three hours of free parking at metered spaces downtown effective November 23 through January 1, 2019. This parking will be available at all bagged parking spots on Main Street, Francis Street, West Street, Maryland Avenue, Prince George Street, City Dock, Calvert Street and Market Space. This benefit is for three hours only, and violators will be ticketed.

Expanded Circulator Service: The city will provide extended Circulator service for Midnight Madness on December 6, December 13 and December 20. On these days, two free Circulators will run from 4 p.m. to midnight from Park Place to West Street, State Garage at 19 St. Johns Street, State Circle (serving Maryland Avenue), to Church Circle, then Duke of Gloucester Street, to City Dock, up Main Street and back to West Street and Park Place. Track the Circulator’s location in real-time by downloading the “RLS Shuttle” app to your smartphone and clicking “Annapolis.”

Online Prepay Discounts: For Midnight Madness and Small Business Saturday (November 24), guests who prepay for parking at www.AnnapolisParking.com can purchase all day parking for just $5 in the Gotts Court Garage and the Knighton Garage.

Free Parking at State Garage for Midnight Madness: State Garage at 19 St. Johns Street is free every weeknight from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m., so visitors for Midnight Madness should take advantage of this convenient parking option December 6, December 13, and December 20. Find the garage online here: www.annapolisparking.com/parking-locations/calvert-street-garage

Small Business Saturday (November 24) and Grand Illumination (November 25): The State Garage at 19 St. Johns Street is now a regular stop for the Circulator. Visitors for Small Business Saturday and Grand Illumination are encouraged to take advantage of the free parking at State Garage on weekends and then take the free Circulator to points of interest downtown.

To explore the city’s many parking options, go to www.AnnapolisParking.com.

Annapolis Circulator Adds Three New Stops

The North Street-State Circle stop will bring Circulator riders within footsteps of the many shops and restaurants along State Circle and Maryland Avenue.

The School Street-Church Circle stop gives visitors near the State House complex faster and more convenient service back to the three garages on West Street: Gott’s Court, Knighton, and Park Place.

The State Garage stop is designed to encourage visitors to take advantage of State Garage’s free public parking Monday-Friday 6 pm to 6 am and all weekend.

The Circulator’s complete route now consists of:

• Park Place – 5 Park Place
• Knighton Parking Garage – 1A Colonial Avenue
• Intersection of West Street & Calvert Street
• Gotts Court Parking Garage – 25 Northwest Street
• State Garage – 19 St. Johns Street
• North Street & State Circle
• School Street & State Circle
• Church Circle at South Street
• Church Circle near Main Street
• Noah Hillman Parking Garage – 150 Gorman Street
• Annapolis City Hall
• Annapolis City Dock

The Circulator operates Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors can track the Circulator’s location in real time by downloading the “RLS Shuttle” app to their smartphone and clicking “Annapolis,” or visiting the mobile-friendly https://annapolisparking.com/circulator-alternative-transportation/ and click “Track the Circulator.”

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The City of Annapolis and Annapolis Parking announced that the Fiscal Year 2019 Residential Parking Permit registration period begins effective immediately. City residents who live in a zoned district may purchase a new permit online or in-person at Annapolis Parking’s new office at 60 West Street, Suite 106. The office is available for service in-person between 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday. The new permits will be effective from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019.

Annapolis Parking encourages residents to save time by purchasing their annual permits via a secure online portal at www.annapolisparking.com.

“To avoid standing in line, residents are encouraged to go online to purchase their residential parking permit,” said Jon Kemp, Regional Manager at Annapolis Parking.

Residents will be mailed new RPP stickers soon after purchase. Permits must be purchased by July 1, 2018. There are no changes to permit prices and all major credit cards are accepted. Proof of residency is required. For complete details and to purchase a permit for a zoned district, visit https://www.annapolisparking.com/residential-parking/residential-parking-permit-program.

The purchasing portal on www.AnnapolisParking.com utilizes encrypted “SSL” technology to protect customer data during the purchasing process. Residents with questions are encouraged to contact Annapolis Parking at (443) 648-3087 or annapolisparking@spplus.com for additional information.

May 18 to May 25, 2018

Naval Academy Commissioning Week is here! To make parking more convenient, we have a few parking tips for visitors to downtown Annapolis. There is plenty of parking if you know where to go.

Pre-purchase parking online: Online reservations are available for the Hillman, Knighton, and Gott’s Court garages. Reserve parking to guarantee your space at the garage!

RESERVE PARKING FOR NAVY COMMISSIONING WEEK
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To avoid the crowds, park at the Knighton or Park Place Garage: The Knighton Garage (find it here) and the Park Place Garage (find it here) are less expensive than other garages while still being no more than a mile from the Naval Academy. Both garages are served by the Circulator Shuttle so you can comfortably get downtown without breaking a sweat.

Calvert Street Garage is the Best Kept Secret in Town: Beginning at 6PM on weekdays – and all weekend – parking is free at the State Garage/Calvert Street Garage (find it here). The Calvert Street Garage is less than half a mile from the Naval Academy.

Find the Circulator Shuttle From Your Phone: The Circulator is a comfortable and convenient way to get around town. Simply download the free “RLS Shuttle” to your phone from your app store and click “Annapolis” to track the Circulator’s location in real-time.

Hillman Garage, City Dock, and On-Street Parking Are Available: Noah Hillman Garage, City Dock Lot, and on-street meters are closest to the Naval Academy, but can fill up fast. Be sure to visit www.AnnapolisParking.com or call (443) 648-3087 to check out your parking options for Navy Commissioning Week.

Go Navy!

Annapolis Parking invites you to our Open House on Wednesday, May 2nd from Noon to 4:30 PM at 60 West Street, Suite 106. Join Mayor Buckley and your neighbors in support of the Lighthouse Shelter.

Bring a canned good for the Lighthouse Shelter and receive:

• A chance to win Orioles tickets
• Free Bluetooth speaker
• Free tote bag
• Downtown parking tip sheet
• And much more!

Annapolis Parking, comprehensive parking management team for the the City of Annapolis, has moved to a new, centrally-located office space.

Annapolis Parking has relocated to 60 West Street, Suite 106 and welcomes residents, businesses and visitors to stop in and learn about their parking options. Please visit the new office for in-person assistance with:

• Annual & Temporary Residential Permits
• Citation Payments
• All Validations, including Park & Shop and employee validations
• In-Person Monthly Parking Requests
• Contractor “No Parking” Signs
• 2 Hour Residential Validations

Annual & Temporary Residential Permits and Citation Payments can still be made online at www.AnnapolisParking.com.

Complimentary parking is available for those conducting parking related business at Gott’s Court Garage. Enter from Calvert Street and look for the signed spaces on the left immediately upon entry. See our customer service agent for a validation.

Please contact Annapolis Parking with questions at (443) 648-3087 or annapolisparking@spplus.com.

The City of Annapolis invites residents to a public City Council hearing Monday, February 12, 2018 at 7.00 p.m. on legislation relating to abandoned vehicles.

The hearing will be in the Mayor John T. Chambers, Jr., City Council Chambers, located at 160 Duke of Gloucester Street in Annapolis. Members of the public are invited to review the legislation listed below, attend the hearing, and speak at the hearing if they choose.

LEGISLATION:
O-3-18 Abandoned Vehicles – For the purpose of permitting an authorized agent of the City of Annapolis to exercise limited enforcement authority in the impoundment of abandoned vehicles; establishing a fine for leaving wrecked or non operating vehicles on public property; and matters generally relating to the abandonment of vehicles.

Please use link below to view legislation:

https://annapolismd.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=3295745&GUID=C56652BA-0DF0-4353-BD0F-FC1FA7D324F2&Options=ID|Text|&Search=O-3-18

For more details, visit www.Annapolis.gov.

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Aviso de Audiencia del Concejo Municipal de Annapolis :

La ciudad de Annapolis invita a los residentes a una audiencia pública del Concejo Municipal el lunes 12 de febrero de 2018 a las 7:00 p.m. sobre la legislación relativa a los vehículos abandonados.

La audiencia será en el alcalde John T. Chambers, Jr., Ayuntamiento de salas, situado a 160 Duque de Gloucester Street en Annapolis. Los miembros del público son invitados a examinar la legislación puesta en una lista abajo, asistir a la audiencia, y hablar en la audiencia si así lo desean.

LEGISLACIÓN:

O-3-18 Vehículos Abandonados – Para permisión de un agente oficial de la Ciudad de Annapolis para ejercer autoridades de imposición limitadas en el embargo de vehículos abandonados; establecer una multa por dejar vehículos destrozados o no operando en propiedad pública; y asuntos generalmente acerca del abandono de vehículos.

Por favor use el eslabón abajo para ver la legislación:

https://annapolismd.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=3295745&GUID=C56652BA-0DF0-4353-BD0F-FC1FA7D324F2&Options=ID|Text|&Search=O-3-18

Para obtener más información, visite www.Annapolis.gov.

Mayor Gavin Buckley welcomes members of the Maryland General Assembly, their staff and visitors back to Annapolis for the 2018 legislative session and offers a few parking tips for Marylanders planning to visit the Capital City.

Find the Best Parking For You: There are plenty of parking options available to those visiting Annapolis. Visitors can explore these options at www.AnnapolisParking.com, a mobile-friendly website featuring maps, rates, contact information, and additional details about the garages, surface lots, on-street parking, and Circulator services available to the public.

Reserve Garage Parking Online: This is the first legislative session in which visitors to Annapolis can reserve garage parking online in Noah Hillman Garage, Knighton Garage, or Gotts Court Garage. Simply visit www.AnnapolisParking.com, navigate to the garage of your choice, and select “Buy Daily Parking.”

Ride the Free Circulator: This also marks the first legislative session since the city eliminated the $1 fare on the Circulator. Visitors can now ride the Circulator entirely free from city garages to points of interest downtown. They can also track the Circulator’s location in real-time by downloading the “RLS Shuttle” app to their smartphone and clicking “Annapolis,” or visiting the mobile-friendly https://annapolisparking.com/circulator-alternative-transportation/ and click “Track the Circulator.”

Avoid the Crowds: Visitors who wish to avoid the city’s busiest parking locations should consider the Park Place Garage located at One Park Place on West Street or the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium lot. Park Place is serviced daily by the free Circulator and the stadium lot includes an Express shuttle service during the legislative session from 7:45am to 8:45am & 3:30pm-5:15pm Monday–Friday. Stadium shuttle fare is $2.

Free Parking After 6pm: Planning to attend an evening event? You can park entirely free at the State Garage (also known as Calvert Street Garage) after 6pm Monday through Friday and all day Saturday and Sunday. The entrance is located at 19 St. John’s Street.

Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley and the City of Annapolis are pleased to welcome the 10th anniversary Military Bowl presented by Northrop Grumman to Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium on Thursday, December 28. The event will feature a match-up between the United States Naval Academy (Navy) and University of Virginia (UVA) with kickoff set for 1:30 p.m.  The game will be televised on ESPN.

The Military Bowl is a premier regional event benefiting the USO, Patriot Point and other organizations supporting members of the Armed Forces and their families.

Stadium parking lots open at 7 a.m. and game day festivities kick off at 9 a.m. with the Official Military Bowl Tailgate Party in the Blue parking lot on the west side of the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.

The Military Bowl Parade, led by the world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales, starts at 9:30 a.m. at City Dock in downtown Annapolis. The parade route travels up Main Street, around Church Circle to College Avenue, then turns left on Bladen Street and continues along Rowe Boulevard before taking a left on Taylor Avenue and concluding at the stadium.

The parade is expected to take about 1 ½ hours for all 60-plus units to move from City Dock to the stadium. Roads along the route will be closed beginning at 9:15 a.m. and will open on a rolling basis as the parade progresses.

Please be aware that no parking will be allowed at City Dock, on Dock Street or along Main Street on Thursday, December 28 from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Also, please be aware that both residential and business refuse and recycling collection will be affected on Thursday.  Residential collection will begin at 5:30 a.m. instead of 6 a.m. with crews concentrating first on the downtown trash and recycling cans, as well as the residential areas around Navy and Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.  This will assist the completion of the collections in areas affected by the parade and the football game.  Private trash haulers will begin business refuse and recycling collections downtown at 5 a.m.  All businesses are requested to pull their trash and recycling bins from the sidewalk no later than 9 a.m. on Thursday.

Parking information:

• General parking at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium is available at militarybowl.org/parking, but is expected to sell out in advance of the game
• Noah Hillman Parking Garage, 150 Gorman Street, is open 24/7
• Gotts Court Parking Garage, 25 Northwest Street, is open 24/7
• Knighton Parking Garage, 1A Colonial Avenue, is open 24/
• Park Place, 5 Park Place, is open 24/7
• Germantown Elementary, 200 Windell Avenue

Online Prepay for Garages:

Visitors can now reserve parking online at city garages – Noah Hillman, Gotts Court, and Knighton.  Simply visit annapolisparking.com, navigate to the garage of your choice, and select “Buy Daily Parking.”

The Circulator will run its normal route, looping through downtown Annapolis between Park Place Garage to the west and City Dock to the east. The Circulator will not run during the parade.

There will be an added stop to connect those parked downtown to the game.  From 12 p.m.(Noon) until two (2) hours after the game concludes, the Circulator will pick up and drop off at the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) building, across the street from the stadium at the corner of Herbert Sachs Drive and Taylor Avenue.

Both Circulator routes are FREE.

For a list of frequently asked questions, go to http://bit.ly/1jfwP8b.

For more information on lodging, restaurants and after game entertainment, go to www.visitannapolis.org .

For more information and to order tickets for the Military Bowl, go to militarybowl.org, and please continue to check http://www.annapolis.gov for updated information on all game-related events.