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Who to Call: For questions about permits and policy, call the Tax collector, 973-564-7083; for parking violations, call the Police, 973-564-7001.

    Downtown Parking

    • The Downtown Millburn Development Alliance has a map of downtown parking.
    • Downtown Millburn's parking lots are metered. They are either individual meters or the new munimeter paystations, which were installed in 2008 in the larger lots.
    • Lots 1 and 2 are the two largest lots with two-hour parking.
    • They are between Lackawanna Place and Main Street on the north side of the road.
    • Parking lot 15 is also along Essex Street and has one- and two-hour parking meters.
    • Lot 16 on Main Street is reserved business permit parking.
    • Lots 5 and 6 are on either side of Town Hall between Essex Street and Millburn Avenue.
    • Lot 5 has three-hour parking meters, and it is also where visitors to Town Hall can park for free.
    • Parking in Lot 6 requires a permit.
    • Parking Lot 4 is on Taylor Street with three-hour parking.
    • Lot 12 is on Millburn Avenue and has one-hour parking.
    • On-street parking is available along stretches of Essex Street, Millburn Avenue, Main Street, Taylor Street and Whitingham Terrace. The meters range from one to thee hours.


    Train Station Parking -- Millburn Train Station

    • Lots 7 and 9 are along Glen Avenue to serve the train station. Both have valet parking service.
    • Lot 7 has permit and three-hour metered parking. The lot is free on Saturdays.
    • Lot 9 has 12-hour parking meters, which are also free on Saturdays. A resident permit sticker is required before noon.

    Train Station Parking -- Short Hills Train Station

    •  There is a lot across from the New York-bound side of the train station that requires a permit for parking.
    • There are two-hour parking meters along the street.
    • There is also permit parking along Chatham Avenue.


    Parking Fees

    • Parking fees are 50 cents per hour at the meters.
    • Nine- and 12-hour parking zones carry a $5 fee. The entire $5 must be deposited in order to activate the meter in those zones.
    • There is no overtime parking.
    • Parking meters are in effect Monday through Saturday, 9am - 6pm, except where noted. Parking is free on Sundays and legal holidays.


    Parking Permits

    • There are parking permits available for both residents and non-residents of Millburn.
    • For residents, the first car in a household's parking permit costs $350-$360 per year. Each additional permit is $450 each.
    • A semi-annual permit for residents costs $225 for the first vehicle and $275 for each additional vehicle.
    • Non-resident business permits are available for $230-$250 for a full year and $215 for a semi-annual permit. A transferrable permit costs $300 per year.
    • Parking permits are available in the tax collector’s office at Town Hall.

    Ed falconer

    11:10 am on Monday, November 7, 2011

    I parked at short hills train station this morning at the full day parking meter. The meter did not appear o be working. I am now worried that I will get fined.

    The instructions above suggest that the meter will not register any money until I reach $5. I gave up after putting in a dollar in quarters because it was not acknowledging my payment and there was no way of getting my money back. Have I done the wrong thing? Will I get fined?

    I am new to the area and won't have a permit for another 2 months.

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    Paul Feldman

    2:36 pm on Tuesday, November 29, 2011

    So, if a Short Hills resident wants to take the train to NYC for the day, but has no permit, there are no parking options. Do I have to take a taxi to the train station?

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    Jessica Lauria

    2:47 pm on Sunday, March 24, 2013

    What I have done when I just needed the occasional day of parking was to buy a $5 token ahead of time at Town Hall (you can also use $5 worth of quarters) and park across from the Cora Hartshorn Arboretum on Chatham Road. You have to hike a block or so to the train station, but it's a 12 hour meter.

    Zoinks

    2:38 pm on Tuesday, November 29, 2011

    There are long term metered spots on Chatham Road by Taylor that you can use. Just be sure to bring LOTS of quarters.

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    andy miller

    9:31 am on Thursday, August 9, 2012

    Are there waiting lists for the monthly permits?

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    George Walsh

    9:55 am on Thursday, August 9, 2012

    Andy, usually there is a wait but you have to check: For questions about permits and policy, call the Tax collector, 973-564-7083

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    George Walsh

    10:06 am on Thursday, August 9, 2012

    i thought there was a short delay at times, but that may not be the case now as MarkDS indicates. Give a call to find out.

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    wuzzupall

    12:40 pm on Monday, January 7, 2013

    I know I am really late on this thread but instead of fixing the problems of parking for near by towns to get into NYC, they add more parking for businesses. I guess the rich MIllburn residents are selfish with their train station even though our tax dollars help fund NJT.

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