Rehoboth Beach’s paid parking season begins May 15 with $4 hourly meter rates, permit parking rules and a new Bandstand Horseshoe parking zone in effect through Sept. 15.
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The Town of Ocean City is reminding people to download the ParkMobile or Passport Parking app as paid parking is in effect starting April 1.
This summer marked the first season in Ocean City with significantly fewer parking kiosks throughout town, leaving only the Inlet with physical machines.
The Ocean City Council will have its first reading on a proposal to remove all kiosk paid parking signs and replace them with ParkMobile signs.
The Ocean City Council voted Tuesday to remove all parking kiosks in town except for those at the inlet parking lot, marking a shift toward exclusive use of the ParkMobile app.
Milton's Parking Working group is exploring ways to get more people in and out of town more frequently to free up downtown spots.
Paying for parking with the ParkMobile App continues to be a problem in now Rehoboth and Dewey Beach. Some people said they paid on the app but were given a ticket anyway.
Some people using the ParkMobile app have received tickets for parking in spaces they paid for.