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April 28, 2021
Webinar
Webinar | Parking Best Practices In The ‘New Normal’: A Deeper Look Into Occupancy and the Evolution of Digital Permits | IPMI 2021 Virtual Learning Lab
Join gtechna and The City of Tacoma April 28th at 2PM EST, at the IPMI's first Learning Lab session to learn more about how The City of Tacoma Parking Services achieved going digital with their permit program using gtechna’s permitting solution, and the future steps the cities permit program will make. Rachel will also share Tacoma's journey developing the capacity to conduct internal occupancy studies and how, even with budget shortfalls the city is still able to monitor the current state of the parking system without relying on external consultants.
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November 16, 2020
Webinar
Webinar | Parking in a Pandemic - Special Edition | CPA 2020 Virtual Conference
The current pandemic environment has accelerated the need to embrace digital leading to a need to deploy effective technologies to contain viral outbreaks. More aspects of people’s daily social and professional lives are moving online as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Online Services Facts: 354% increase in the adoption of online services ~56% growth in Card-not-present transaction Join us in a discussion on the evolving needs of municipal governments and the journey ahead.
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September 22, 2020
Webinar
Webinar | Future Technology Today: Ensuring Your Laws Support Ticket by Mail
The ability to mail tickets to vehicle owners brings a much-needed enforcement tool. This practice discourages vehicles that are illegally parked from pulling out in an unsafe manner to avoid being ticketed and for those that do, ensures that violations do not go unenforced. Whether it’s to enforce no-standing rules in school zones, blocking bike lanes, or obeying street cleaning schedules; ticket by mail has been used to increase compliance, overall efficiency, and, moreover both officer and public safety. In this Webinar, John Fournier, seasoned Parking Consultant and currently, Assistant City Administrator at the City of Ann Arbor, shares his extensive experience navigating the complexities of city policy to lead several successful projects including the implementation of ticket mail at the City of Pittsburgh. John has formerly been Director of On-street and Metered Parking at the City of Pittsburgh and Deputy Cheif of the Staff to the Mayor’s Office, City of Pittsburgh.
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