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City of Hollywood Parking Division prepares to launch new online system for permits, renewals, account management and citation payments
Hollywood, Florida – The City of Hollywood Parking Division is preparing to move to a new online system that will change how residents and other customers apply for parking permits, manage their accounts and pay parking citations.
The Parking Division is transitioning to T2 Systems, which will replace the city’s current Gtechna online portal. The new platform is expected to bring parking permit and citation services together in a new online location.
Once the transition is complete, customers will use T2 Systems for several common parking-related tasks. These will include submitting applications for parking permits, renewing existing permits, managing account information and making payments on parking citations.
The city is also planning to provide customers with additional information before they begin using the new system. On September 10, 2026, customers will receive a follow-up notification containing a link to the new online portal.
That notification will include detailed instructions designed to help customers make the switch. The information will explain how to create an account, apply for parking permits and manage permits that already exist.
The change means customers who currently rely on the Gtechna portal will eventually need to become familiar with the new T2 Systems platform. The city is encouraging users to pay attention to the upcoming notification so they have the information needed to access the new system.
For people who regularly use the Parking Division’s online services, the transition may require a few additional steps at the beginning, particularly when creating a new account and learning where different services are located. The instructions scheduled to be sent September 10 are intended to guide customers through those steps.
The new platform will cover both parking permits and citation-related services, making it an important change for customers who use the city’s online parking resources.
The City of Hollywood has not indicated that customers need to take action before the September 10 notification. Instead, the city plans to provide the portal link and instructions as part of the follow-up communication.
The Parking Division is asking customers for patience and cooperation while the transition takes place. As the city moves away from Gtechna and begins using T2 Systems, customers will have new online tools for handling parking permits and citations.
The upcoming change is part of the Parking Division’s effort to shift its online services to the new system while providing customers with information to make the transition as straightforward as possible.
Customers should watch for the September 10 notification, which will contain the information needed to access T2 Systems and begin using the new parking services. The city appreciates the public’s patience and cooperation during the transition.
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