Make the city easier
Every saved minute at a meter is a minute spent in a Twin Falls shop, restaurant, or river overlook. We're invested in the back-of-the-block economy.
In the spring of 2019, Sherry Likes ran back to her Subaru with two coffees and ten seconds to spare. The meter had already flipped red. That $35 envelope under the wiper became the spark for MyParkPay.
We aren't a venture-backed app from San Francisco. MyParkPay is owned and run by Sherry from a small office on Blue Lakes Boulevard, with a team of five Idahoans who answer phones, wave at customers in the grocery store, and care a great deal about getting the small things right.
From day one, three rules have guided every product decision:
Every saved minute at a meter is a minute spent in a Twin Falls shop, restaurant, or river overlook. We're invested in the back-of-the-block economy.
Your card details never touch our servers. Your location is never sold. Read the specifics in our Privacy Policy — it's written in plain English.
Big buttons, screen-reader labels, no required app, support over the phone. Parking shouldn't gatekeep anyone, regardless of phone or ability.
Sherry launches the first version with three downtown lots and a single iPad.
Expanded to the Magic Valley Mall district during the pandemic, helping curbside pickup work safely.
Launched fleet billing for local construction crews and home-health agencies.
Partnered with the city to move block-by-block permit renewals online.
Rolled out predictive expiry alerts based on your usual visit length.




Lots, businesses, and city offices — we'd love to talk.