Wellingtonadvertiser Elora's Paid Parking System Suspended After Hacking Incident
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- •Elora's paid parking system was hacked, redirecting users to inappropriate websites.
- •The township has suspended all paid parking operations while investigating the incident.
- •No personal or financial data has been reported as compromised so far.
On June 10, 2026, the Township of Centre Wellington's online paid parking system in Elora was reportedly hacked, causing significant disruptions. Users attempting to pay for parking were redirected to unrelated websites, including adult content sites. The township suspended all paid parking and penalty notice payments while investigating the issue. A notice confirmed that there is currently no evidence of compromised personal or financial data. Staff have covered parking kiosks with plastic bags to prevent further use. The township is collaborating with its service provider to resolve the situation. The incident was first noted at approximately 3:07 PM on June 10. The paid parking program had only launched in May 2026, and the township is working to restore normal operations as soon as possible.
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