Infringements
In busy areas, timed parking helps make sure everyone has a fair chance to access nearby shops, businesses, and services. If a vehicle stays longer than the allowed time, a parking ticket (infringement notice) may be issued. When parking in Burnie, please check the signs and follow the time limits to avoid a fine.
Photos of your infringement.
Parking Officers take photos of the vehicle, along with relevant signage and road markings, to support the infringement notice.
Ways to Pay
For same-day payments, please contact Council for payments are 8:45am to 4:45pm Monday to Friday.
📞 By phone 03 6430 5700
🚶 In person 80 Wilson St. View Map
Pay online from the next business day:
Scan the QR code on your ticket, or go to: Infringement online payments*
You’ll need to enter your Infringement Number, which can be found on your ticket or notice.
How long do I have to pay a parking fine?
Please refer to the time and costs specified on the bottom of the parking ticket. Addressing the matter within 28 days is essential to prevent additional costs.
You must within 28 days of the date of service of the infringement notice do one of the following:
a) Pay the amount detailed on the notice in full to the Burnie City Council, or
b) Contact the Council for a variation of payment conditions 03 6430 5700; or
c) Apply for a Payment Arrangement(PDF, 96KB), or
d) Lodge with the Council an application in writing on the approved form for: Withdrawal of the Infringement Notice
Unpaid fines may be sent to the Monetary Penalties Enforcement Service (MPES) and will attract extra fees under the Monetary Penalties Enforcement Act 2005.
How penalty units are calculated
Penalty units, as stipulated by the Penalty Units and Other Penalties Act 1987, are published in the Tasmanian Gazette prior to July 1st for the upcoming financial year.
Related Information
for payments are 8:45am to 4:45pm Monday to Friday.