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Employee Parking Programs

Alternative Mode Commuters

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Alternative transportation options

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Bicycle programs

View resources and routes in Sacramento for bicyclists

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Sacramento Regional Transit

Don't want to drive? Explore SacRT services

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SVS BikeHub

24-Hr Controlled Access Secure Self Parking at Sacramento Valley Station

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Bike Link public lockers

On-demand bike lockers in Sacramento

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Urban bicycle & scooting class

Learn or brush-up on riding safety and explore city streets

Alternative Mode Commuter Option (A.M.C.O) passes

AMCO is a discount garage parking program available to employees who utilize alternate modes of transportation to travel to work downtown, but on occassion may need to drive a car. 

Complete the AMCO portion (section A & B) of the application to sign up. Applicants must choose one garage. All 12 passes will be valid only for that garage. 

Upon approval, passes may be purchased every quarter, in sets of 12 passes, at the Revenue Divsion during counter hours. An approved application on file will allow for future purchases.

$78 for 12 passes$96 for 12 passes

Memorial Garage

Old Sacramento Garage

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AMCO application

Complete section A & B for AMCO

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Carpool

Discounts are offered at City-owned garages for carpool permits. One permit is issued per carpool group for use at one garage.  Corporate or company account holders are not eligible for carpool discounts. All carpool members are subject to the terms of the carpool agreement. 

Discount requirements

  • All carpool members must be able to verify that their employment is within the downtown core area bounded by E Street to the north, R Street to the south, 21st Street to the east, and the Sacramento River to the west. 
  • All members must live/reside outside the above area. A carpool is two or more commuters traveling together at least three days per week (Monday-Friday) to work in the downtown area. 
  • Applicants must reside within a reasonable proximity to the other carpool rider’s residence or travel route. 
  • Each commuter in the carpool must pay for their own portion of the permit with a separate form of payment. 
  • To apply: All members of the carpool must be together at the Revenue Division during counter hours with their photo ID and separate portion of payment to apply for the carpool discount. The application is only available at the Revenue counter. 

Carpool payments

Paying by mail or Revenue drop-off box: Monthly payments must be submitted in the same envelope with each participant's name, facility name, and permit number clearly written on their respective checks.

AutoPay: If one member of the carpool utilizes the AutoPay (credit card deduction) option, then all members must also use that option for their own portion of the payment.

Paying in-person at counter: All members of the carpool must be present at the same time to pay their portion of the fee and present their California driver’s license. No members of the carpool may pay on behalf of another member.

Sacramento City College student carpool permits

Student carpool permits for Sacramento City College are free of charge and issued, in limited numbers, on a first come, first serve basis.

Permits allow parking in the designated carpool spaces at the college. However, permits do not guarantee a parking space will be available at all times.

Applications are available at the start of each new semester in the SCC Administration Office. Completed applications and all required documentation must be submitted in-person at the Revenue Division during counter hours.

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