Disabled Parking Permits

​Persons whose mobility, flexibility, coordination, respiration, or perceptiveness is significantly reduced by a permanent or temporary disability to the arms, legs, lungs, heart, ears, or eyes may obtain a permit with a licensed physician, chiropractor, or advanced practice registered nurse's original signature on the application for the permit.

Current and new (permanent) placard applicants will be required to complete the Application for Disabled License Plate or Parking Placard Form (TC 96-347) and have it signed by a licensed physician, chiropractor, or an advanced practice registered nurse. This multi-use form allows applications for temporary and permanent disabled placards and disabled license plates.

For an applicant obtaining a temporary placard certification, the Application for Disabled Parking Placard Form (TC 96-347) may be completed with the original signature of a licensed physician, physician assistant, physical therapist, occupational therapist, chiropractor, or advanced practice registered nurse.

The applicant's signature must be notarized. Applicants can have their signature notarized at any County Clerk's office. The notary fee is $2.00.

Permanent disabled placards are valid for 6 years and may be renewed an unlimited number of times. The first permanent placard (blue) is free, while a second or replacement placard costs $10.00.

Temporary disabled placards (red) are valid for 3 months. No fee is charged upon issuance; replacement placards are $ 10.00.

If either placard type sustains damage, the County Clerk will issue a replacement placard at no cost.

Both permanent and temporary placards shall be displayed on the rearview mirror of the front windshield. The placards shall be displayed on the dashboard when there is no rearview mirror.

Only one disabled placard can be issued if you currently have a disabled parking license plate issued to a vehicle.​