The City of Oceanside has contracted with a parking citation service provider. If you are unable to access the link below please contact us at 1-800-989-2058. You may also access your citation online by going to https://oceanside.citationinfo.com.
If you wish to contest a parking citation, you must submit a Request for Review within the time frame established by the California Vehicle Code. Late submissions will not be accepted.
A Request for Review may be submitted in one of the following ways:
The person contesting the citation will receive a written response by mail informing them of the adjudicator's decision. The written response for an upheld citation will include information and deadlines to request a hearing with a third-party adjudicator. Payment of the citation is required before proceeding to a hearing. If the third-party adjudicator dismisses the citation a refund will be issued.
Before submitting your review ensure it includes a written statement of facts and include any documents and/or photographs that support your statement.
Common Request for Review Supporting Documentation
Current Registration Not Displayed: verify the registration sticker of the vehicle’s current registered year is displayed on your vehicle’s license plate. Provide an image of current/unexpired vehicle registration for review. Receipt of paid registration or incomplete registration does not quality as a valid registration
Expired Registration: provide an image of current complete vehicle registration for review. Receipt of paid registration or incomplete registration does not quality as a valid registration.
Fail to Display Receipt: provide an image of permit/receipt identifying lot #, date/time purchase, and expiration. Bank/credit card statements are not sufficient proof of permit purchase.
Sold Vehicle: provide copy of the completed Release of Liability filed with the DMV.
Disabled Person Meter Violation/Expired Meter (no placard displayed): provide images of all of the following; 1) current disabled placard, 2) DMV placard receipt, and 3) government issued photo ID. Failure to provide all three images will result in violation being upheld.
Handicap Zone/Blocking Handicap Zone (no placard displayed): provide [DM1]images of all of the following; 1) current disabled placard, 2) DMV placard receipt, and 3) government issued photo ID. Failure to provide all three images will result in violation being upheld.
CVC 40220 allows for installment payments to qualifying low-income individuals who apply within 120 days from the issuance of a notice of parking violation or within 10 days after an administrative hearing determination, whichever is later. Additional information about the low-income payment plan and application process are available online at http://oceanside.citationinfo.com or by calling 1-800-989-2058.