CPP News
05 June 2013
New Parking Fees for 2013/2014
We want to inform to all patrons that new fees will apply from 1st July 2013.
More information will come soon.
04 June 2013
City of Perth wins international parking award
City of Perth Parking (CPP) has been awarded the prestigious title of ’Parking Organisation of the Year’ by the International Parking Institute (IPI).
The award recognises the City of Perth for its professionalism and contribution to the parking industry, including its exceptional efforts to integrate technology and enhance sustainability throughout its parking operations.
With an Australian-first mobile parking app, innovative licence plate recognition systems, a range of environmentally friendly initiatives and an active role in the community through sponsorship programs, the City of Perth is an industry leader when it comes to parking.
City of Perth Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi said CPP aims to be the number one choice for parking in the CBD.
“We are committed to coming up with innovative solutions to improve the parking experience for the community and our consumers,” said Ms Scaffidi
“We want to make it easier for people to access the city while remaining conscious about our environmental footprint. It’s a delicate balance which I believe the City of Perth does extremely well.”
With more than 5000 members, IPI is the leading and largest trade association representing parking professionals and the parking industry in the world.
The Organisation of the Year award was presented to the City of Perth at the 2013 IPI Conference and Expo in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on Monday 20 May.
Announcing the award, IPI Executive Director Shawn Conrad said the City of Perth embodies IPI’s industry-wide goals for sustainability and customer service.
“CPP’s dedication to improving the experience of its customers, helping the community, and protecting the planet makes it well-deserving of this high industry honour.” Mr Conrad said.
The Manager of Off-Street Parking Pat Abernethy accepted the award on behalf of the City of Perth.
For more information on City of Perth Parking please visit www.cityofperthparking.com.au
Background information
About the award
The International Parking Institute (IPI) named the City of Perth the 2013 Parking Organisation of the Year due to its exceptional efforts to integrate technology and enhanced sustainability throughout its parking operations.
The annual award recognises organisations that exceed expectations and meet extremely high standards for customer service.
Nominations are accepted on an annual basis and judged by a select committee of industry peers. Recipients are selected by IPI’s Professional Recognition Committee.
For more information click here
04 June 2013
Look, lock and leave
We would like to remind our customers to ensure that no valuables are left in your car when it is parked in the City. There have been some break ins and we want to remind you to be vigilant and ensure that you have removed all valuables and locked your car before you leave. If a break in occurs whilst you are parked within the City, please ensure that you report this to the police and to a member of staff within a City of Perth car park if applicable.
06 May 2013
Cirque du Soleil Parking
From May 7, 2013 City of Perth will no longer provide parking at Ozone Reserve for Cirque du Soleil. VIP Rouge parking will now be available across Terrace Road.
For the general public, additional paid parking is available at City of Perth car parks at Terrace Road (165 Terrace Road, $2.60 per hour), Concert Hall (Terrace Road, $2.70 per hour), Council House (27 St Georges Terrace, $3.40 per hour), Plain Street (2 Plain Street, $2.50 per hour), and Point Fraser (1 Riverside Drive, $2.20 per hour). Discounted evening and weekend rates apply at most car parks.
For more information visit http://www.cirquedusoleil.com/en/shows/ovo/tickets/perth/maps-infos.aspx
18 February 2013
Goderich Street
Goderich Street car park is now open
Goderich Street car park has now opened. Open Mon-Sun 5:30am-midnight with two entrances at 133 Goderich Street and 262 Hay Street which is through the Hay Street East CPP car park.
There are 176 bays, with 2 ACROD spaces and 7 motorcycle bays. Licence Plate Recognition technology and new parking equipment is being used meaning no ticket is needed. Simply drive up to the barrier which will automatically open; it will record your licence plate number using a camera. You have the option to prepay your parking or pay as you leave. Simply enter your licence plate number into the payment machines and the barrier will automatically raise for you to exit. Take advantage of the early bird rate when you enter before 7am.
30 November 2012
Parking for Perth Arena events
Click here for the map of the car parks within a short walking distance from Perth Arena.
Please note: when there is an event at the Perth Arena on a Sunday, Elder Street and His Majesty's car parks will remain open until midnight.
20 November 2012
CPP App wins national award for excellence
City of Perth Parking leading parking innovation in Australia
The City of Perth recently received the prestigious Parking Association of Australia’s 2012 National Award for Excellence at the 13th Australian Parking Convention held last week in Sydney.
The award was given for the City of Perth’s Parking (CPP) mobile app, the first of its kind in Australia to provide real-time bay availability.
“The free CPP Mobile app is essential for any commuters wanting to find quick and easy parking in the City of Perth” said Lord Mayor, Lisa Scaffidi.
“It enables people to park faster and smarter by allowing them to view which car parks are nearby to their destination and how many bays are available in real-time.”
The CPP mobile app has already been downloaded more than 17,000 times and offers users the ability to check the latest discounts and promotions from the City of Perth. It was developed in collaboration with creative mobile app developers, Inhouse Group.
The City of Perth Parking mobile app can be downloaded for free on iTunes for iPad and iPhone and the Play Store on the Android market place.
29 June 2012
Half Priced Parking
Half priced parking at CPP car parks gives you more time for shopping.
Park at His Majesty's, Pier Street or Regal Place car parks for up to four hours on weekends and save 50%.
20 June 2012
Find CPP Car parks easily using your GPS system
Want to easily find your way to all of the CPP car parks?
CPP offers this service by allowing you to download Point of Interest files straight to your GPS.
Its as simple as downloading the file, saving them to your PC and GPS and all CPP car parks will be immediately visible.
For further information and terms and to access the files click here.
Want to know bay availability at all of our car parks? Why not download the CPP mobile app? click here
19 June 2012
New Parking Fees for 2012/2013
New fees will be introduced on 1 July 2012 for City of Perth car parks and kerbside parking.
For more information please click here
15 February 2012
Changes to on-street parking in West Perth
From Monday 27 February 2012, new on-street parking restrictions and fees will be introduced in West Perth.
Installation of new parking signs and machines is expected to take three months, once signs are on a street you are required to comply with the restrictions.
Please read the parking signs carefully before leaving your vehicle.
To download more information click here
If you would like more information about the on-street parking changes, you can visit www.cityofperth.wa.gov.au, email onstreet@cityofperth.wa.gov.au or call 1800 657 115.
16 January 2012
City of Perth Parking Mobile App

Park faster and smarter by downloading the updated City of Perth Parking mobile app.
Available for iPhone, iPad and Android devices, users can download the free City of Perth Parking app now.
The app provides users with an Australia first “real-time bay availability” feature.
This new feature helps users plan for their parking more efficiently by allowing them to view exactly how many bays are available, in real time, across 10 of CPP’s major car parks.
The app also provides users any time, anywhere access to pinpoint car park locations across the city.
Users can also set parking timer reminders, set locations of where they are parked and be kept up-to-date of special CPP parking discounts and promotions.
Download the CPP mobile app - Apple users click here, Android users click here.
16 November 2011
Bicycle parking now available!
City of Perth Parking now offers cyclist commuters the ability to park their bicycles at Elder Street car park.
This designated bicycle area can hold up to 54 bicycles and has its own turnstiled entrance gate. Cyclists can enter via the turnstile gate, taking a ticket from the dispenser unit and parking their bicycle in a designated bicycle bay.
The rate for bicycle parking is just 20c an hour, and cyclists will pay a maximum of $1.00 for twelve hours of parking!
With the combination of a dedicated cyclist entrance and minimal parking costs, this is a perfect opportunity to take advantage of Perth’s beautiful weather and start riding to work.
30 June 2011
CPP Introduces Weekend Day Rate
A new weekend day rate has been introduced at City of Perth Parking car parks for 2011/2012. You can now park your car for 10 hours between 6am and 6pm and receive a special capped rate. This gives you MORE hours to shop shop shop and enjoy the City's attractions. See individual car park details pages for weekend day rate at each car park.
To find out what the City has to offer, visit www.showmeperth.com.au
09 November 2010
Elder Street
CPP Wins 2010 Award for Excellence in Design for Elder Street Car Park

The Parking Association of Australia (PAA) presented the 2010 Awards for Excellence at the APC10 Gala Dinner in Sydney on 8 November 2010. Awards were presented in the following categories technical, innovation, management and design. City of Perth Parking (CPP) won the design award for Elder Street car park. Visit
The Elder Street car park is a state of the art, energy saving car park that sets a bold new standard in car park design. With an increasing public consciousness of global warming, and due to the fact that motor vehicles are seen to have a negative impact on the environment, the environmentally friendly design of the parking facility eases some of the burden on the environment and aims to provide parking patrons with a more positive experience. The car park has been designed to reduce energy consumption and vehicle gas emissions.
The external appearance of the car park was architecturally designed to complement the surrounding streetscape. The car park blends in as an office development so cars aren’t visible from the street but at the same time it maintains natural ventilation with minimum mechanical requirements (see image 1 and 2). A light steel roof structure was adopted to allow ample light and volume on the upper floor level.
The building design features, along with their benefits, are:
- Colours and wildlife used for easy identification of floor levels.
- Directional signage and VMS signage.
- Reduced number of static signs with use of VMS/LED signs that flash multiple messages.
- LED signs with real time availability of car bays highlighted at each level, reducing travel time and CO2 emissions.
- Smart systems lighting where the level of power can be controlled and specific lights can be automatically switched off where levels are not in use.
- Dedicated caged motorcycle and bicycle parking with controlled entry from Elder Street. This is the first car park in Australia to provide these facilities. It allows patrons to park at Elder Street and use the free CAT bus service to travel into the city centre, which reduces traffic.
- Bicycle parking has a two way pedestrian turn stile gate and a bicycle gate for increased security.
- Solar panels on the roof to supply energy to electric vehicle charging facilities. The car park currently has 12 bays ‘hard wired’ for electric vehicle charging.
- Pedestrian access is available from Wellington Street to service patrons going to and from events at the Perth Arena Stadium in the future, with direct entry to a pay lobby, stairs and lifts.
- Automatic CO2 monitoring (ventilation adjusting) to reduce energy consumption.
- High clearance (high ceiling) for sense of space and fewer columns. Fewer columns allows for improved vision of security cameras.
- Foyer areas are glassed to give a sense of openness and security for patrons
- Modern self-cleaning toilet facilities suitable for disabled access.
Visit www.parking.asn.au for details on the 2010 Awards for Excellence submissions.
