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September 22, 2021
Webinar
Webinar | The Galveston Blueprint: Optimizing Officer Security and Efficiency with Ticket by Mail
Galveston is no stranger to breaking the mold by leveraging future technology. As an early adopter of license plate recognition and mobile payments for parking by plate at its popular historic Seawall tourist district, Galveston provides a convenient customer experience to its beach-goers & plenty of turnover for would-be visitors thanks to its vehicle license plate recognition system. Fast forward some seven years later and Galveston is ready to break the mold again with the deployment of a ticket-by-mail system. Learn more about Galveston's vision for automation and how they are bringing ticket-by-mail into the fold as a part of their enforcement portfolio.
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June 22, 2021
Webinar
Webinar | A Tale of Parking Automation at Cultus Lake: Bringing Self-Serve and Digital Technology to a Booming Tourist Town
Join us and this webinar’s featured guest Joe Lamb, Chief Administrative Officer at Cultus Lake, a Provincial Park governed by the Park Act of 1932. This wholly independent entity with no government funding is a community, and tourist destination that is nestled in the mountains of British Columbia. Cultus Lake Park joins gtechna in discussing its technology journey. Initially starting out with a singular need to manage code and bylaw regulation more effectively with a digital system, Cultus Lake Park also saw an opportunity to rethink its approach to managing its parking infrastructure. The discovery process took Cultus Lake Park on a path to innovation. The community now boasts some of the industry's most leading-edge solutions including a fully digital residential permit system, pay-by-plate off-street lots, and an online payments portal. Automation has brought convenience to residents, tourists, and staff while bringing more revenue to coffers in support of its self-sustaining tourism industry.
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May 25, 2021
Webinar
Webinar | Vision Zero: How Washington D.C. Achieved its Bike Lane Safety Goals with Ticket By Mail & Camera Technology
Featured Speaker: Johnny Gaither, Deputy Administrator, Washington D.C. On on May 25th, 2021 at 2 PM EDT join gtechna's CTO Sergio Mastronardi and featured guest speaker Johnny Gaither, Deputy Administrator, Washington D.C., Parking Enforcement and Management Administration to learn more about how the implementation of bike lane enforcement using camera technology and Ticket by Mail has increased compliance and road safety in the Washington D.C. area. Also, learn how leveraging these technologies helped the District better target scofflaw repeat offenders in order to create safer streets for all with no more confrontation between officers and drivers during this process. We look forward to seeing you all there! Learn more about Washington D.C. bike lane enforcement using ticket by mail and Camera Technology
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