Register for IPMI’s municipal members-only roundtable now! Ask peers for advice about your current challenges, offer your expertise, and connect with others facing similar situations. Do you have questions or suggestions for the group? Email us to share your thoughts at membership@parking-mobility.org.
Our topic for the roundtable will focus on parking governance models, responsibilities, and roles, and explore how different models impact operations, especially with regard to navigating curb management as mobility modes and demands at the curb are transforming our cities.
Moderators:
David Lipscomb, Curbside Manager, District of Columbia DOT
David Carson Lipscomb is the curbside manager at the District Department of Transportation. Lipscomb is responsible for managing curbside programming and operations include implementing DDOT’s pick-up/drop-off zone pilot program, planning and evaluating motorcoach parking, post-COVID curbside management planning, and neighborhood parking planning. Lipscomb has a Masters in Community Planning from the University of Maryland, College Park. Additionally, he has more than a decade of experience in journalism and communications.
David Stein, Executive Director, Parking Planning and Policy, New York City DOT
David Stein is the Executive Director of Parking Planning and Policy at the NYC Department of Transportation. With more than two decades of leadership and innovation in municipal government, David oversees the planning and stewardship of over 14,000 parking meters, 80,000+ metered on-street parking spaces and over 20,000 special use spaces, along with the development and implementation of broader curb management strategies and solutions. A proven leader of people and projects, his dedication to advancing parking and urban mobility has driven the development of tailored solutions that complement DOT’s ambitious street improvement programs, while enhancing curb performance and revenue realization.
