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Veterans in the Parking Industry

Suicide deterrence is important both from a moral standpoint and also to minimize trauma to parking professionals and other witnesses or bystanders. If a suicide or attempted suicide does occur in one of our garages, how do we handle the situation? IPMI has gathered information from a number of experts as well as members of the parking industry itself, with the goal of providing assistance, direction, and resources.

Mobility planning impacts on supportive housing programs.

Charity Spotlight IPMI has a long history of giving back to our extended community and supporting our members’ efforts to do so as well. This year, we have two partnerships to share these efforts with all our Conference attendees, in addition to our ongoing fundraising to support the CAPP scholarship. Read on to find out

Nature Takes over the Walls of a Public Garage

Committees Work Together to Build the IPMI Community

Discover how a group of volunteers from the American Municipal Association tackled parking issues in the 1950s and formed the world’s largest parking and mobility association, IPMI. With a legion of volunteers at its heart, IPMI has always capitalized on the expertise of its members and has trained countless parking professionals over the past 60 years. Now, as IPMI turns 60 and prepares for 100, there is much to celebrate and even more opportunities to guide future parking, transportation, and mobility discussions. Join us for the ride and learn how we plan to capitalize on our strengths to shape the industry’s future.

IPMI has a long history of giving back to our extended community and supporting our members’ efforts to do so as well. This year, we have two partnerships to share these efforts with all our Conference attendees, in addition to our ongoing fundraising to support the CAPP scholarship.  Read on to find out more about

5 Things You Can Gain From Serving or Volunteering on a Board or Committee

In keeping with its reputation as a sterling customer-oriented organization, the Miami Parking Authority (MPA) looked for opportunities to implement a system that would make parking stress-free for Marlins baseball fans.

How can parking and mobility organizations encourage customers to consider traveling and commuting in ways other than single-occupant vehicles for every trip?

Trading informational courtesy cards for parking tickets makes a big difference in public perception for a Connecticut parking authority.