Parking Permit for People with Disabilities (PPPD)

PPPD's are issued by the City Clerk's Office. You must be a resident of the City of Newburgh to receive a PPPD from the Newburgh City Clerk

Note: If you would like disability license plates, you must apply at the Department of Motor Vehicles.

As per the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles, when applying for a PPPD, you must submit a copy of your driver's license or non-driver's id. The last 3 digits of your ID number will be listed on your permit. This is to prevent misuse of the permit and to assist officers in identifying the permit holder.

• All applications must have a diagnosis written by your Doctor and their signature. All incomplete applications will be not be processed.
• All applications are good for 2 years at which time a new application must be completed by your Doctor.
• Having a PPPD allows the mobility disabled to park in spaces designated for disability parking only. A permit may only be used when the disabled person is being transported. Your tag must be displayed and all other parking regulations for the general public must be adhered to.
• Having a PPPD does not allow you to stop, stand or park in a disability parking access aisle (hatch marked areas located next to spaces reserved for wheelchair access) or in fire lanes at any time.
• PPPD holders may park in any metered parking space without first depositing or causing to be deposited any coin in said meter.