Houston parking tickets hotspots map

Houston issued over 159,000 parking citations in first eight months of 2026.

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Houston issued over 159,000 parking citations in first eight months of 2026.

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Houston issued over 159,000 parking citations in first eight months of 2026. Houston issued 159,000+ parking citations in first eight months of 2026, with Memorial Park and Bush Airport as top hotspots. Originally reported by Houstonchronicle.

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Houston issued more than 159,000 parking citations in the first eight months of 2026.

Top ticketing hotspots

A car parked along Gray Street near Bagby in the Midtown area of Houston on March 30, 2022.

Memorial Park and Bush Airport were among the top parking citation hotspots.

Most common violation

Expired-meter violations accounted for 35% of all parking citations.

Tow zones violations

About 28% of tickets were issued to people parked in tow-away zones.

Unpaid tickets

41% of citations were listed as "unpaid" as of August 25.

Map tool

Use the searchable map to see where citations were issued and how many at each address.

Memorial Park hotspot

Memorial Park issued more than 5,300 tickets across three addresses in 2026.

Bush Airport hotspot

Bush Airport received more than 2,500 tickets in 2026.

Downtown and Midtown

Downtown and Midtown were also top parking citation hotspots.

Other hotspots

Parts of Washington Avenue, Montrose, Rice Village and the Texas Medical Center were also hotspots.

Top 10 addresses

Houston listed the top 10 addresses with the most parking citations in 2026.

Memorial Park address 1

6500 E. Memorial Loop Drive (Memorial Park), 2,207 citations.

Memorial Park address 2

7700 N. Picnic Lane (Memorial Park), 1,608 citations.

Downtown address

300 Travis St. (Downtown), 1,514 citations.

The takeaway

Houston issued 159,000+ parking citations in first eight months of 2026, with Memorial Park and Bush Airport as top hotspots.

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