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Parking tickets on E 9th St, Manhattan (FY2026)

Updated 9/8/2026 · NYC Open Data, Parking Violations Issued — Fiscal Year 2026 · Data through Aug 18, 2026 (the source dataset's last update)

9,262
tickets issued FY2026
No Parking — Day/Time Limits
most common violation
2,853 tickets
#91
rank in Manhattan
of 100 tracked streets

E 9th St ranks among the most-ticketed streets in Manhattan: 9,262 tickets were recorded there in fiscal year 2026. The most common violation on this street was No Parking — Day/Time Limits, accounting for 30.8% of its tickets. Of the common violations on this street, Expired Muni Meter has historically been dismissed most often at Manhattan hearings — 46.0% of 326,739 decided cases. Historical group statistics do not guarantee any individual outcome.

Most common violations: E 9th St

Dismissal rates are historical hearing outcomes for each violation across Manhattan (the public hearing dataset does not record street-level outcomes).

Monthly tickets: E 9th St

  • Jun 2025
    180
  • Jul 2025
    807
  • Aug 2025
    733
  • Sep 2025
    671
  • Oct 2025
    927
  • Nov 2025
    871
  • Dec 2025
    457
  • Jan 2026
    586
  • Feb 2026
    617
  • Mar 2026
    885
  • Apr 2026
    1,002
  • May 2026
    802
  • Jun 2026
    724

FAQ

What is the most common parking ticket on E 9th St?
In fiscal year 2026, the most common violation on E 9th St in Manhattan was No Parking — Day/Time Limits, with 2,853 tickets recorded in NYC Open Data.
Do tickets from E 9th St get dismissed?
Street-level hearing outcomes are not published, but among the common violations on E 9th St, Expired Muni Meter has the highest historical dismissal rate in Manhattan: 46.0% of 326,739 decided hearings. Past group outcomes do not guarantee any individual case.
When are the most tickets issued on E 9th St?
The busiest month on E 9th St this fiscal year was Apr 2026, with 1,002 tickets recorded.

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Source: NYC Open Data 9mwx-gamw (Parking Violations Issued - Fiscal Year 2026). Dismissal rates come from the NYC Department of Finance hearing-outcome records (Open Parking and Camera Violations). Historical statistics do not guarantee any individual result. Data through Aug 18, 2026 (the source dataset's last update). How we compute these numbers →