Parking is simple and easy! Here are several good choices:

1. PMI Parking Garage on Charles Street
(1 block away)

2. Chase Street Lot
(1/2 block away)

3. Street parking on St. Paul Street.

4. Street parking on Chase Street.

5. Street parking on Biddle, Charles, and other adjacent streets.

6. Eager Street Parking Lot
(2 blocks away)

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DETAILS:
1. The PMI Parking Garage on Charles Street is a 300-space attended garage right around the corner on Charles Street, just south of Chase Street. Enter the garage from Chase Street by turning south onto Lovegrove Street (the alley street between Charles Street and St. Paul Street) or from Charles Street (northbound) between Eager and Chase Streets. The garage hours vary throughout the year. Click here for the current hours and rates.

2. The PMS Chase Street Lot at 1012 Saint Paul Street just south of Chase Street (turn right after the first group of buildings on Saint Paul Street) can be entered from Saint Paul Street or Lovegrove Street. An attendant is generally on duty.

3. Street parking on Saint Paul Street is both metered and non-metered. The parking meters on the east side (across the street from Chase Court) are in effect from 8 AM to 6 PM, Monday - Saturday. Parking is free after 6 PM. Parking is free on the west side of St. Paul Street all day Saturday and Sunday, and every day after 6 PM.

4. Street parking on Chase Street is metered from 8 AM to 6 PM, Monday through Saturday on the south side of the street, and from 8 AM to 6 PM, Monday through Friday on the north (Chase Court) side. Parking on Chase Street is free on Sunday.

5. Street parking on Biddle, Charles, and other adjacent streets. Most street parking in Mount Vernon is free on the weekend. It is always a good idea to read the meters and the signs carefully.

6. The Eager Street Parking Lot is at the corner of Eager and Charles Streets, just two short blocks for Chase Court. This 56-car lot is located in the heart of Mt. Vernon, close to many restaurants and nightclubs

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