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.

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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