Infringements and fines

Following an administrative error, a number of parking infringements have been withdrawn by us. All affected customers have been contacted in writing directly. If you have any queries regarding this process, please contact 9058 6675.

If you have received an infringement notice from Mornington Peninsula Shire, there are a number of options available to you. Please review the available options below.

All actions must be taken before the due date listed on your infringement. If you do not act before the due date, your infringement may incur additional statutory costs and may be referred to Fines Victoria which may also incur additional costs. For more information on the infringement lifecycle see the Infringement Lifecycle Infographic.

Pay an infringement

Online services

Please enter your infringement number in the box below and click ‘Take me to payment' to be redirected to the payment portal.


Other payment methods

  • Phone using a credit or debit card over the phone by calling the Shire on 1300 850 600
  • In person at any one of the Shire Offices
  • By mail by posting a cheque or money order to Mornington Peninsula Shire at Private Bag 1000, Rosebud, Victoria 3939

View infringements photographs

The photographs of a parking infringement offence can be viewed online. You will need to have your seven-digit infringement number and your vehicle registration number. Please note, infringement photographs may take up to 24 hours after they are issued before they are available for viewing. If an infringement offence occurs on a weekend or public holiday, then photographs will only be visible at the end of the next business day.

View parking infringement photographs

Other options

The following infringement options are available to deal with an infringement before the due date on the infringement notice:

Nominate another driver

If you have received a parking infringement but you were not the driver of the vehicle at the time, you have the option to nominate another person.

Appeal an infringement

If you have received an infringement, you may submit a written request or appeal in relation to the issuing of the infringement notice.

Payment extensions and payment plans

If you're unable to pay your infringement by the due date, you may request an extension of time to pay the infringement or set up a payment plan.

Request a court hearing

If you have received an infringement notice, you may elect to have the matter heard in the Magistrates' Court.

Apply for a Work and Development Permit

The Work and Development Permit (WDP) scheme provides vulnerable and disadvantaged members of the community with a non-financial way of addressing their infringement debt.

Apply for the Family Violence Scheme

If you are experiencing family violence, Fines Victoria offers the Family Violence Scheme (FVS), which helps victim survivors of family and domestic violence if there is a link between the family violence and their infringements.

Fines Victoria

Fines Victoria manage the enforcement of infringements across Victoria. If the Shire issues an infringement and you don't make payment in full or take an alternative infringement option by the due date, we may register the matter with Fines Victoria for further enforcement action which may incur additional costs.

What do I do if Fines Victoria contact me?

If you receive correspondence such as a Notice of Final Demand, you must contact Fines Victoria as soon as possible. If you don't make contact or pay the outstanding amount in full, an Enforcement Warrant may be issued.

Fines Victoria can be contacted on 03 9200 8111.

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