Follow the directions on the back of the ticket. You must mark your plea, sign the ticket and submit it to: Vermont Judicial Bureau PO Box 607 White River Junction, VT 05001 You must pay the ticket or deliver a plea within 20 days to the Vermont Judicial Bureau.
The City Attorney’s Office does not provide interpretations and suggests consulting with a private attorney.
No, if you want to appeal a parking ticket, you must either submit a written request to our office or appeal the ticket online at: https://burlington.t2hosted.com.
You can contact the Clerk/Treasurer’s Office located on the second floor of City Hall for a copy of an ordinance or view the municipal code at: https://www.codepublishing.com/vt/burlington
Within 30 days of the ticket date, you must submit a written request stating the reasons for appealing to: City Attorney’s Office 149 Church Street, Room 11 Burlington, VT 05401 You must include the ticket (or a copy of it), any towing receipts and other supporting documents. Make sure your request includes a current mailing address - you will receive a written response from the City Attorney’s Office. You can also appeal the ticket online at https://burlington.t2hosted.com.
You must fill out a request form and file it in the Clerk/Treasurer’s Office within 30 days of receipt of the landlord’s notice of withholding. The request form is available at the Clerk/Treasurer’s Office at City Hall, the Department of Code Enforcement on Pine Street or online at: https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/codeenforcement
Visit the following link for information on paying your ticket: https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/Police/How-to-Pay-for-Your-Ticket
No, the City Attorney does not provide legal advice to the public. The Vermont Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service can put you in contact with a private attorney. They can be reached at (800) 639-7036 or www.vtbar.org
