IPMI Blog
Don’t miss your chance to volunteer.
Don’t Miss your chance to volunteer. by Rachel Yoka, CAPP, CSO, IPMI This call closes August 2. Don’t miss out. Here’s the official summary: The current season will kick off this October and continue through May 2026. IPMI members in good standing provide their expertise, time, and knowledge to advance Read More »
2022-23 Board of Directors & CAPP Certification Board
IPMI Announces 2022-2023 Board of Directors and CAPP Certification Board The International Parking & Mobility Institute is pleased to announce its 2022-2023 Board of Directors and CAPP Certification Board. Elections were held by the association in April 2022. At the conclusion of IPMI’s 2022 Parking & Mobility Conference & Read More »
Are You A Leader Who Delivers – Or A Leader Who Destroys?
by Pamela Corbin, CAPP We have all worked for various types of leaders throughout our careers, ranging from outstanding to mediocre. While it is challenging to work for individuals who simply don’t “lead”, it does provide the opportunity to gain perspective and insight on what kind of leader you want Read More »
How to Implement Shared Parking
The dentist needs parking during the day. The restaurant needs parking at night. Why wouldn’t they share a lot? Well, because depending on the circumstances, it’s complicated–way complicated. In this month’s Parking & Mobility magazine, Carmen Donnell, CAPP, shares a plan for implementing shared parking, from considerations to common barriers Read More »
Supreme Court Blocks Covid Vaccine Mandate for Businesses
By Michael J. Ash, Esq., CRE On January 13, the United States Supreme Court rejected an emergency mandate implemented by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requiring all workers at businesses with 100 or more employees to get COVID-19 vaccinations. The emergency measure also required weekly COVID-19 testing for the unvaccinated and workplace Read More »
The Benefits of Slowing Down
By Sylvia Martinez-Mullally, MPA We’re speeding back up to a fast-paced world with plenty of distractions. Back to the politics of parking, putting out fires, and making sure everyone is okay. It’s been a time for reflection, reprioritizing, and, hopefully, slowing down to put yourself first. Yes, I said it! Read More »
ROPEd Into the Future
By Kirk McManus The future of parking is already here. The next generation of parkers and parking entities will involve flying airships, driverless automobiles, a phone app, a web browser, and a car charger. Lift Aircraft already has an FAA-approved, single seat flying airship. A person with a backpack or Read More »
Celebrating Success
Celebrating Success By Faye Morrison After two decades in transportation, the last 12 specifically in parking, I started to believe what everyone says—no one loves parking. In many ways, you feel separate from the community you serve, even though you provide a vital and necessary service. When I became parking manager Read More »
Everyone Has a Story to Tell
Everyone Has a Story to Tell By Greg Hladik, Ph.D. Each of you reading this has a story to tell and an award nomination worth submitting, no matter how big or small you think it is. The impact you’ve made in your organization or community deserves to be recognized, Read More »
Car Wash, Anyone?
Car Wash, Anyone? By Maria Irshad, CAPP, MPA In January, when the New Year resolutioners began flooding the gyms, I started parking my car on the rooftop because parking in the surface lot was chaotic. The first thing I noticed on the rooftop was that there were about 130 Read More »