Received a Parking Citation in IV? Find next steps here.

What to Do If You Receive a Parking Citation:

 

If you received a ticket for not being in compliance with safety laws in Isla Vista, please verify the administrative party by viewing the front of the citation (Isla Vista Community Services District OR the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office).

 

If your citation was administered  by the Isla Vista Community Services District, please read the directions on your citation carefully.  See payment options by clicking  the drop-down menus below.

Pay Online or by Phone 

Inquiries and payments can be made online, at www.CitationProcessingCenter.com or by calling (800) 989-2058.

Pay by Mail 

To pay by mail, please send the exact amount in cashiers check, money order, or personal check payable to the Isla Vista Community Services District. Do not send cash. 

 

Enclose the notice of parking violation with your payment and/ or proof of corrections. Write your citation number on your payment. Please note there will be a $25 fee for all returned checks.

 

MAIL TO: 

ISLA VISTA COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT

C/ O CITATION PROCESSING CENTER

P. O. BOX 10479

NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92658-0479

Pay In-Person 

To pay in person, please place the exact amount in cashiers check, money order, or personal check payable to the Isla Vista Community Services District in the drop box located in front of 970 Embarcadero Del Mar, Isla Vista California, 93117 Suite 101. Do not submit cash. 

 

Enclose the notice of parking violation with your payment and/ or proof of corrections. Write your citation number on your payment.

Indigent Payment Plan 

An indigent payment plan is available for qualifying low-income individuals. For more

information visit www.CitationProcessingCenter.com or call 800-989-2058.

 

To view payment plan qualifications, click here.

 

Please note that all registered owners of the cited vehicle must qualify. 

 

If your citation was administered by by the Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office, please visit https://www.sbsheriff.org/home/pay-parking-ticket/ to pay or appeal citations.

 

Review common parking citations and learn why compliance is so important in our community:

The image explains California's law against parking in bike lanes to protect cyclists from traffic hazards.
The image explains California's vehicle code § 22500 (l), highlighting that parking in front of ADA ramps obstructs accessibility.
The image explains a parking violation notice, citing an ordinance against parking over 72 hours and offering a QR code for off-street parking options.
The image explains California's vehicle code § 22500(e) against parking in front of driveways to ensure safety and access for residents and emergencies.
The image explains California's daylighting law (AB 413) that prohibits parking within 20 feet of crosswalks to enhance visibility and safety.
A reminder that California law prohibits parking in disabled spots without appropriate permits, ensuring accessibility for everyone.
The image explains California's vehicle code against parking on red curbs, emphasizing the need for clear access for emergency responders.
A notice explaining a parking violation for exceeding the time limit, emphasizing the need for turnover to aid local businesses.
The image explains California law prohibiting parking near fire hydrants to ensure fire safety and efficient emergency response.
The image discusses California vehicle code § 22500(h), emphasizing safe parking to prevent traffic issues and protect everyone.
The image explains California vehicle code § 22500(i), prohibiting parking in bus zones to ensure public transit accessibility.
The image explains California's vehicle code against sidewalk blocking, promoting safety for pedestrians, especially those with mobility aids.
The image explains California's law against parking in bike lanes to protect cyclists from traffic hazards.
The image explains California's vehicle code § 22500 (l), highlighting that parking in front of ADA ramps obstructs accessibility.
The image explains a parking violation notice, citing an ordinance against parking over 72 hours and offering a QR code for off-street parking options.
The image explains California's vehicle code § 22500(e) against parking in front of driveways to ensure safety and access for residents and emergencies.
The image explains California's daylighting law (AB 413) that prohibits parking within 20 feet of crosswalks to enhance visibility and safety.
A reminder that California law prohibits parking in disabled spots without appropriate permits, ensuring accessibility for everyone.
The image explains California's vehicle code against parking on red curbs, emphasizing the need for clear access for emergency responders.
A notice explaining a parking violation for exceeding the time limit, emphasizing the need for turnover to aid local businesses.
The image explains California law prohibiting parking near fire hydrants to ensure fire safety and efficient emergency response.
The image discusses California vehicle code § 22500(h), emphasizing safe parking to prevent traffic issues and protect everyone.
The image explains California vehicle code § 22500(i), prohibiting parking in bus zones to ensure public transit accessibility.
The image explains California's vehicle code against sidewalk blocking, promoting safety for pedestrians, especially those with mobility aids.