State of Alaska
Department of Administration
Division Of Motor Vehicles
Administration >
Motor Vehicles >
Disabled Parking
Disabled Parking Permit
How can a person obtain a disabled parking permit?
Disability
Parking Plates
An original Application for Disabled Parking Identification (Form 861) signed by an Alaska licensed physician must be submitted to the Division in order for an individual to obtain a disability parking permit. The application may be submitted in person or by mail. A permit may be issued for temporary or permanent disabilities. The disability must fall within the specific parameters of the definition of mobility impaired as defined on the application.
| What is the cost for a disability parking permit? | There is no charge for a permit. |
| How many permits may be issued
to an applicant? |
Two |
| How long is a permit valid? |
Permanent is valid for 5 years Temporary is valid for up to 6 months |
| Are out-of-state
permits
honored in Alaska? |
Yes |
| Does a person with a
parking permit have to put money in the parking meter? |
Yes |
| If a vehicle
displays disability plates is a permit necessary? |
No |
| Can an organization that transports individuals with disabilities obtain parking permits? |
Yes. Please contact our Contract Services Unit. (907) 269-5575 |
| What address do I
mail the application to? |
State of Alaska |
REV. 01/10/11
