Traffic & Transit

Parking Fees Set To Increase April 1 In Wheaton: What To Know

This April marks the first time in 15 years that parking fees have increased in Wheaton.

This April marks the first time in 15 years that parking fees have increased in Wheaton.
This April marks the first time in 15 years that parking fees have increased in Wheaton. (Scott Anderson/Patch)

WHEATON, IL — As of April 1, parking fees will increase in Wheaton for the first time in 15 years.

The new rates were approved at the city's Feb. 5 council meeting and include premium daily parking fee zones and increases to permit costs.

Below, is a summary of the new rates that go into effect April 2024.

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Residential Parking

Employee lots 3 and 5:

Permits are $100 quarterly

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Wheaton Place and Willow Avenue Garages

  • Employee permits: $120 quarterly
  • Residential permits: $170 quarterly

Commuter Parking

Front Street Station Area

Front Street: Two-hour meters will be removed, and Front Street will be designated a premium daily fee zone, with rates increasing from $1.50 to $3.

Carlton Avenue: daily fees will increase to $2.

Liberty Drive: West of Carlton, daily fees will go up to $2. East of Carlton will be designated as premium daily fee parking at $3.

Liberty Drive's 12-hour meters will be removed, but the street's four-hour meters will stay.

College Avenue Station Area

Crescent Street: Daily fees will go up to $2.

Commuter Lots 6, 7 and 8: Permits for residents will increase to $110 quarterly and permits for nonresidents will increase to $130 quarterly.

Commuter Lot 10: The lot will be designated for premium daily fee parking, with rates increasing to $3.

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