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Commuter Parking is available adjacent to the Harrison Railroad station. On the north-bound side of the tracks, the parking lots are owned by the MTA, and have meters at a cost of $3.00 for 18 hours. Each spot is numbered, and the money is put into a locked box at one end of each lot. On the southbound side of the tracks: the parking lot is owned by the Town of Harrison. Annual permits for Town residents only are available from Town Clerk Joseph Acocella. Permits are issued upon application with proof of residency (Current Con Ed Bill) -- there is no waiting list. The cost is $400 per year, with the cost pro-rated by the quarter during the year. Daily parking permits are issued for the occasional trip to New York, at $3.00 per day, and only if there is space in the parking lot. Weekend and holiday parking is free. |