Mission Peak Parking Permit | Fremont Police Department, CA

Update as of May 2025:

The Mission Peak Parking Permit Program began in 2016, and its implementation is currently approved through July 7, 2033. The program requires residents and their guests parking in the designated Mission Peak Parking Permit area to display a valid parking permit on all vehicles parked on the public roadways, during restricted program hours (Saturdays, Sundays, and National holidays, including dates of observance). Vehicles that fail to display the appropriate permit could be cited and/or towed. The program’s purpose is to help alleviate heavy traffic on weekends and holidays and to allow for sufficient parking for residents living in the area.

The Fremont Police Department has an agreement with a third-party vendor for the processing and issuance of parking permits. All resident and guest permits can be obtained through the Citation Processing Center.

We recognize recent issues with the permitting process and are actively working on improvements. As part of this effort, the city has automatically renewed all currently active parking permits, except 72-hour temporary permits, through July 7, 2033.

If you do not have an active parking permit, please obtain one through the system as soon as possible. Please note that each residential address can only register for one account with the Citation Processing Center. Please check with your household to ensure you are not trying to create a duplicate account.

If you are a new resident and receive an error when attempting to register with Citation Process Center, please email PDBusinessServices so we can assist with the deactivation of the previous resident’s account associated with your address.

If you have trouble accessing the online processing center, please call 1-800-989-2058.

Map of Mission Peak Parking Permit Restricted Area

Map of Mission Peak Parking Permit Zone

Click here for a printable Map of Mission Peak Parking Permit Zone (PDF File)

Parking Permit Information for Mission Peak Residents

Resident Permits

Residents can obtain one permit for each vehicle registered to their address. The permit can only be used on the vehicle for which it is registered and is not transferable. Should a resident purchase a new vehicle during the term of the program, a new permit will be required. The permits are stickers that must be affixed to the lower corner (driver's side) on the inside of the rear windshield. Proof of registration and residency is required for each vehicle. Begin the registration process to obtain a permit.

When you login, click on your address from the drop down menu. You will be asked to prove your residency at the chosen address either through an on-line DMV verification, a recent utility bill, or a current rental agreement. Once you register for the program, it will take approximately 24 hours for the City of Fremont to conduct a residency check. Wait 24 hours and then re-login to obtain your permits.

Guest Permits

72-Hour Temporary Permits

Expiration

Fees

Parking Availability and Restriction

Restricted Parking

Permit Required When Parking in Mission Peak Parking Permit Zone:

Saturday at 12:01 a.m. through Sunday at 11:59 p.m.
National holidays, including dates of observance

A valid permit is required for parking during these times. Permit parking is allowed on non-holiday weekdays. In short, you must display a valid parking permit on all Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays (including dates of observance).

Parking Availability for General Public

No parking permit required in the following area:

Stanford Ave staging area entrance - 40 spaces
Antelope and Vineyard Avenue - 150 spaces
Ohlone College - 900 spaces (a parking fee may be imposed)

We encourage park visitors to carpool, use public transportation and/or ride-sharing services, ride their bikes, or use the designated staging area at Ohlone College.

Enforcement

The City of Fremont and East Bay Regional Park District has entered into a joint agreement to monitor and enforce violations of the Fremont Municipal Code. For information on civil penalty please refer to the City's Civil Penalty Schedule.

Resources

Learn more about the Mission Peak Regional Preserve
May 17, 2016 Fremont City Council Public Hearing Agenda (Initial adoption of program)
June 2, 2020: Fremont City Council Public Hearing Agenda (Extension of program to July 7, 2023)
June 6, 2023: Fremont City Council Public Hearing Agenda (Extension of program to July 7, 2033)
May 7, 2025: Notification to Residents Regarding Mission Peak Parking Permit Program (All active permits extended to July 7, 2033)
Fremont Municipal Code 10.05.860 for establishment of Mission Hills Parking Permit Program
Fremont Municipal Code 10.05.970 for current program expiration date of the Mission Hills Parking Permit Program

Mission Hill Parking Permit Program Background

In an effort to reduce the impact of vehicular traffic in the neighborhoods surrounding Mission Peak Regional Preserve, the Fremont City Council approved Fremont Municipal Code Section 10.05.860 on May, 17, 2016, to establish a temporary parking permit program for residents within the geographical area identified as the Mission Peak Neighborhood.

Beginning October 1, 2016, vehicles without a residential parking permit will be restricted from parking in the residential areas posted "No Parking without Permit," at the base of Mission Peak on weekends and major holidays. Only residents, with proof or residency, living in the area will be eligible to obtain permits. Initially, the parking permit program is scheduled to expire in July of 2020. On the June 2, 2020 City Council Meeting, the program received approval to be extended to July 7, 2023.

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