The meters in front of 401 w Seventh st were installed backwards. To feed the meter it should face away from the car/street just like the rest of the meters around town. When looking for a parking spot I look for meters flashing green so I can save some money. These meters are backwards - so you can’t see if it is flashing red or green
Abandoned vehicle on S. Waldron St. (in front of 100 S. Waldron St.).
This parking meter took my coins without adding any time to the meter.
Dunn street parking lot kiosk would not take my credit card. It's not even detecting me inserting the card.
I accidentally left the Walnut street garage without paying and I'm trying to figure out how to pay
Car parked on yellow curb at 14th and Woodburn Ave. On 14th street side.
Was issued a citation, I put 1:75, in meter. Which plenty of time, when I came back I had a ticket.I am sure the meter was not working.My bout the error. I tried is Debra Tom # 850-2946897. Please let me know a
Car parked on yellow curb, and partially blocking the cross walk. At W 14th street and Woodburn Ave, on W 14th st.
White car Parked on the yellow line in front of driveway. Blocking driveway.
1. Parking meter is comparable to every other parking meter in town. 2. Meter is clearly configured and marked to accept coins: coin slot, label stating “COINS” with an arrow plus a notice “INSERT VALID COINS ONLY” 3. Despite the clear labeling and configuration of the meter to accept coins, alternating digital display actually reveals “CARDS ONLY” 4. Someone using the meter puts money in, only to get nothing for it, and THEN discover that despite the labeling, this particular meter (unlike hundred of others like it all over town) DOES NOT ACCEPT COINS. 5. Not accepting cash is an equity issue. Not everyone carries a credit card around. 6. There is no reason to make this so utterly confusing. This problem of misleading labels on the meter about accepting coins but not actually delivering paid time to park seems to be either a scam, incompetence, or laziness.