Seattle Paid Parking Occupancy Records From Last 30 Days

Seattle provides on-street paid parking occupancy data for public use under its Open Data Program. This collection contains the last 30 days of paid occupancy records, with a seven-day data delay.

Use Cases

• Analyze parking occupancy patterns over the last 30 days to identify peak demand periods.
• Research curb space utilization trends for infrastructure planning.
• Model parking demand based on data from city pay stations.

Strengths

• Data covers the last 30 days of records, providing recent temporal scope.
• Published by the City of Seattle, an authoritative municipal source.
• Available in multiple formats including CSV, JSON, RDF, and XML for flexibility.

Limitations

• Unknown row count and column structure limit analytical planning.
• A seven-day data delay means records are not real-time.
• Geographic scope is limited to Seattle city limits.

Provenance

Source

City of Seattle

Collection Method

Collected from on-street paid parking systems and pay stations.

Time Range

Last 30 days of records (with a seven-day processing delay).

Freshness

Updated daily with a seven-day delay, last updated March 22, 2026.

Geography

City of Seattle, Washington, USA.