09/02/2026
We kicked off Economic Development’s downtown parking review meetings with a candid and productive conversation with Leigh and Kirk Dean at Warrens Craft Burger. We’re grateful for their time, perspective and feedback. We’re grateful for their time, perspective and feedback. They’re offering $10.99 burgers this month and offering validation for the first hour.
We’re a little over two months into Ogden’s new paid parking system and we want to hear directly from the businesses experiencing it every day-- what’s working, where there’s confusion and what can be improved.
And we’re already putting that feedback into action.
One of the first things you’ll see is additional parking signage along 25th Street, Electric Alley and Kiesel Avenue to make it easier for customers to know where they can park, what it costs and how to pay.
Behind Electric Alley, for example, city-owned parking stalls are marked with white lines, while stalls owned by the Marriott Hotel are marked in yellow.
New signage will help make that distinction clearer and direct customers to the city-owned parking, where the rate is $1 per hour.
♿ Vehicles displaying a valid disability parking placard or plate may park in any city-managed paid parking space at no charge for two hours.
There’s still more feedback to hear and more work to do. Economic Development staff will continue meeting with downtown businesses in the coming weeks as we review the first months of the system and identify opportunities for improvement.
If you’re a downtown business owner and would like to schedule a time for Economic Development staff to stop by, email [email protected] and we’ll get you scheduled.
