How to get a handicap parking permit

Face masks or shields are required in all County-owned/operated buildings, whether the wearer is vaccinated against COVID-19 or not. Note that if outside County buildings but still on county property - like our parks and parking lots - and are maintaining a six foot distance from others, masks are not required. We are delighted that you have chosen to visit us at our web site. For further information regarding a specific park or museum, click on the park or museum name listed below. Sullivan County through its Parks and Recreation Department extends an invitation to its residents and visitors to rent picnic pavilions located at three (3) of its County Parks. Pavilions are available on a first come - first serve basis. Groups consisting of 25 to 200 people may reserve a covered picnic pavilion at Lake Superior State Park (2 pavilions available), Minisink Battleground Park and Livingston Manor Covered Bridge Park. Each group picnic pavilion is furnished with 10 to 12 picnic tables and a group cooking grill. Permanent or temporary restroom facilities are located near all pavilions. A group picnic permit is also required for all groups consisting of 25 people or more who plan on using a county park. To get a handicap parking permit see below.

All non-drivers with a permanent disability. You have a permanent disability and own your vehicle. The vehicle title MUST be in your name. In addition to the disability license plate, you will also receive whichever permanent parking placard you qualify for—meter-exempt or non meter-exempt. Disabled veteran license plates are issued to Illinois veterans with disabilities resulting from military service. See the IL SOS disabled veteran page for more information. All Illinois disability placards and license plates allow you to park in marked disabled spaces. Park in metered spaces for free. Park for unlimited time in metered spaces with limits of more than 30 minutes. Illinois recognizes the disabled parking placards of other states, and any U.S. IL placard or plate. You are subject to IL state and local parking regulations. You may not be able to park for free at metered spaces or park in zones that you're allowed to use in your home state. If your IL disabled parking placard is lost, stolen, or damaged, you can request a replacement by mail.

St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL) strives to serve the needs of all our travelers. We hope your travel experience through the Airport is an enjoyable one. We offer this information to familiarize you with the Airport’s services and facilities that are available to travelers with disabilities. The Airport has an Information and Paging Booth with staffing from 7am to 11pm daily. Information Booth staff handle all passenger paging (voice and visual for hearing impaired) and can answer your questions including airport services, airlines, parking and ground transportation. Please call 314-890-1333 for assistance. Many services such as skycaps, sighted guides and wheelchairs are provided by the airlines to their passengers, and are free-of-charge. The Airport does not provide these services. For the best accommodation, please contact your airline in advance to request. Airlines will provide wheelchair assistance at Terminal curbside. The TSA has specially designed lanes at security checkpoints for persons with disabilities.

TSA Cares is a national helpline that provides travelers with disabilities, medical conditions and other special circumstances additional assistance during the security screening process. They can be reached at (855) 787-2227. Call 72 hours prior to traveling with questions about screening policies, procedures and what to expect at the security checkpoint. The TSA also provides on-site Passenger Support Specialists. Travelers requiring special accommodations, or who are concerned about the security screening process, may ask a TSA officer or supervisor for a Passenger Support Specialist who can provide on-the-spot assistance. Elevators are available between the lower and upper levels in the Terminals and all parking garages. Elevators with Braille signage and raised numbers & audible information are in each of the terminals and parking garages. Emergency egress doors have both flashing and audible signals. Route of travel into Terminals does not require use of stairs. Most entry doors are automatic open and close. Accessible restrooms are located throughout the Airport.

These facilities are indicated by the International Symbol of Accessibility. Companion Care Family restrooms are also located throughout the Airport. The Airport offers six relief areas for Service Animals. Room signs use raised letters and Braille text. High contrast / non-glare finish is provided on directional and informational signage. Telephones with communication devices for the hearing impaired are located in all airport terminals and concourses. All Goods and Services providers, including all news and gift, food and beverage and specialty retail facility at STL are accessible to travelers with disabilities. All facilities have been designed to comply with ADA regulations. Sales representatives at all Goods and Services locations are able to provide additional assistance upon request and service animals are permitted. Automated Teller Machines or ATM’s located in both Terminal Buildings and all three Concourses. The ATM’s are wheelchair accessible. Large, easy-to-read LCD monitors throughout the terminals and concourses convey important airport information and airport alerts, such as weather warnings. The Airport has reserved parking spaces for travelers with disabilities at Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 parking garages. All handicap parking spaces are located near an elevator.