~ Boston residents may experience some inconvenience as the city's online parking services are currently unavailable. According to a press release from the city, users are unable to pay tickets, apply for resident permits, appeal tickets, or conduct Zoom hearings online. Additionally, phone calls cannot be used to check for tickets, tows, or boots at this time.

It is important to note that resident parking permits are still being issued in person at City Hall. However, ticket violation payments cannot be processed in person. As a result of these technical difficulties, all hearings scheduled for today (Friday, August 30, 3024) have been canceled.

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Affected individuals are advised to visit City Hall next week between Tuesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to reschedule their hearings at a more convenient time. If these dates and times do not work, they can email parking@boston.gov for further assistance.

For any questions or concerns regarding the current situation with online parking services in Boston, individuals can also reach out to parking@boston.gov for more information.

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