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City of Duluth to phase out parking meters

By: John Ramos

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Parking meter, Canal Park, Feb. 9, 2026. Credit: John Ramos
Parking meter, Canal Park. Credit: John Ramos

At the regular meeting of the Duluth Parking Commission, on Feb. 6, 2026, commissioners voted to hav...

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2 COMMENTS

  1. Don’t forget that there is a fee to use digital payments beyond the parking fee. There is no grace period as well. When a camera picks up your license plate you will receive an automated bill.

  2. A lot of talk about reviving downtown but paying to park and $32 tickets if you exceed your time are pretty big disincentives for regular folks.

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