Green Line Zone

There is no change for visitors. If someone from outside the zone that wishes to visit you, you will continue to provide them with your visitor pass (to be used only for the permitted street), just as you would before the zone is implemented.

At this time, the City of Medford doesn’t issue/use stickers. The City uses license plate technology; permits are associated with a license plate which corresponds to a car registered to an address on that street. In the proposed program, the street would be ‘coded’ as being within the zone. As the City moves forward with our parking program, we will continue to review our processes, including how we acknowledge participation.

With potentially improved availability for resident on-street parking, business customers/employees may have better availability in pay-to-park and other parking currently available to those users.

No, days and times of enforcement remain 24/7, 24/6, or as posted.

Streets that are marked red are pay-to-park from 8am to 6pm.

This is currently unrestricted overnight (unless otherwise posted), so no permit is needed for these particular streets.

If residents of these streets register their cars as garaged in Medford, they will be able to participate in the resident parking program and park anywhere within the G Zone.

There are existing regulations to not park with 2-3 feet of a curb cut. The Parking Dept. or Police can issue citations for this. If a car is blocking your driveway, that is considered a safety violation and falls under the Police Department. If so, you should call the MPD non-emergency line 781-395-1212 and report it.

Streets in the G Zone are marked in the above G Zone map. 

Parking signs in the zone will also be marked with a green "G" sticker in the bottom corner. 

• June 2022 - Private Way Community meeting 
• July–September 2022 - Community Meeting, before GLX opening 
• September 2022 - Kiosk installed in City Hall allowing for participation in the resident parking program and to pay tickets (before 21days) with a credit card. 
• January 2023 - Sign Review Project begins. 
• September 2023–January 2024 - Updated business/permit signage to be consistent. Program will continue city wide through 2024. 
• December 2023 - Resident Parking renewal includes an option to mail visitor passes through the online portal, at a minimal (postage) cost to resident. 
• January 2024 - Traffic Commission updates/variance are now added in a real-time database. 
• March 2024 - Community Meeting on GLZ. 
• April 2024 - Proposal approved by Traffic Commission on April 9, 2024. 
• May 2024-June 2024 - G decal added to signage in the zoned area.
• June 2024 – 3 new pass programs in the G Zone approved
• July 1, 2024 - Program begins