Park Mobile mischarged me and I want you to be aware that they are not providing a refund. There was a problem with the app and I contacted them at the time. As the village that uses this service and as a visitor there, I wanted you to be aware that this is an issue that needs addressing. Please don't assume there are no problems with this app and how it charges. Thank you
I got a parking ticket, but I wasn’t even parked. I had to run inside of a building really quick and I put my hazards on while the car was still running with someone in it. The guy giving me a ticket got really aggressive with me and started to pick a fight with me. I was trying to resolve this in a calm manner but he got into another fight with a man on the street. I did not need to be harassed.
Is it true that the 4th Street Garage is free on Sundays?
car parked illegaly on southwest corner of 2nd/3rd floor of 4th street parking deck - not within lines and not per the sign - non ev parked in ev spot. I know they will say "i didnt see the sign" or "there were plenty of other spots open" but the rule is for everyone. Please ticket them. Thank you.
ParkMobile is just awful. Could you please make it so 1) we can purchase a specific amount of time as you can in Indianapolis and other cities (several times I have forgotten to stop my parking and ended up paying for 12 hours and only parked for 30 minutes. You are stealing our money by doing this) and 2) we can pay with ApplePay
Commending Raye Cox and her team for quickly responding to and professionally resolving a meter parking towed car problem on S Washington today. I was very impressed with their concern and proactive response. Ken Ritchie
Parking app did not work for the 7639 location on Walnut. See pic for error message both evening 12.29 and morning of 12.30
I put in two $1 coins in Parking meter 7628, and it didn’t change from the red blinking.
i got the ticket after paying at the kiosk. Sometimes when i swipe the card it doesn.t read it until i finally slowly get it to work. always making sure it said completed.
App-only paid street parking (without a meter option) is a problematic equity issue for people who wish to park downtown. People who do not have a smart phone or a credit card are more likely to be from lower-income households. Providing meter options that accept coins is a relatively simple and traditional solution. How will the City address this equity issue in a timely manner?