Which department should I complain about the parking problem in the community?

Complaints about parking in residential areas are as follows:

1. Complain to the property management department and ask the property personnel to handle it;

2, complaints to the neighborhood committee, neighborhood committee management personnel to participate in solving;

3. Complain to the community owners' committee to reflect the phenomenon of disorderly parking;

4. If the problem is not solved in time, you can call the traffic management department, such as 1 12 or 1 14, and ask the traffic police to handle it;

5. If the phenomenon of parking is caused by poor property management, you can complain to the consumer association about the property department to safeguard your rights and interests.

Processing flow of parking problem in residential area:

1. Property Management Department: responsible for the daily management in the community, including the allocation and management of parking spaces;

2. Owners' Committee: representing the interests of owners, it can communicate with the property management department on parking issues;

3. Urban management department: responsible for the management of urban public areas, including parking outside the community;

4. Traffic management department: responsible for road traffic management, including punishment and management of illegal parking;

5. Public hotline or 12345 government service hotline: provide public complaints and consultation services, which can be handled by relevant departments.

To sum up, the complaint departments of residential parking problems include property management departments, residential neighborhood committees, residential owners' committees, traffic management departments and consumer associations. Residents can choose appropriate complaint channels to safeguard their rights and interests according to the situation.

Legal basis:

property management regulations

Article 48

The real estate administrative departments of the local people's governments at or above the county level shall promptly handle the complaints of owners, owners' committees, property users and property service enterprises in property management activities.