There are several ways to pay a fine. If you need additional time to make a payment, you may be eligible to apply for an extension.
How parking infringements work
Most of the City of Greater Dandenong's parking infringement notices are issued under the Road Safety Road Rules 2017 which are regulations made under the Road Safety Act 1986. This is a law made by the Victorian State Government.
If you park your vehicle in a way that breaches the parking regulations, Council might issue an infringement notice.
Parking infringement notices provide a chance for a reported parking offence to be dealt with without going to court. If you get an infringement notice, you usually need to pay the fine within 28 days.
1. Paying your fine
There are several ways to pay your fine. Each method requires your infringement number which can be found on the notice issued to you.
Pay your City of Greater Dandenong infringement online via Payble. Using a credit or debit card you can pay in full or set up a payment plan allowing smaller payments to be made over a set period of time.
You can pay your infringement in full of a valid Visa or Mastercard via mygreaterdandenong.com.
For both methods you should wait 48 hours after the infringement was issued before attempting to pay. Payments are processed in real time, and you will be able to download a receipt.
Pay using Payble
You can pay a fine online by setting up a payment plan using Payble.
Set up a free Payble account to make a payment in full or create a payment plan:
- Make secure payments easily from debit or credit card
- Make a one-off payment in full or set up weekly, fortnightly or monthly payment schedule
- Receive reminders for upcoming payments
- Modify your payment schedule at any time
Pay using Visa or Mastercard
You can pay a fine online (SecurePay) with either a Visa or a Mastercard.
Pay by phone
Contact Council on 8571 1000 to pay by credit card over the phone.
Pay in person
Pay in person at one of our Customer Service Centres.
Pay by installments through Fines Victoria
If you want more information regarding this type of payment, call Council on 8571 1000.
How do I apply for extension of time?
If you need more time to pay your fine, you may be eligible for an extension of time.
Please note:
- You must apply before your fine payment due date.
- You cannot apply for an extension if your fine has been referred to Fines Victoria or if you have elected to have the matter heard in court.
- Only one extension of up to 28 days can be granted.
- Additional costs may apply if your fine is not paid by the due date.
To find out if you're eligible for an extension of time, contact Council on 8571 1000.
