Enforcement

For years, cities faced a hard choice when modernizing parking and curbside operations: adopt an all-in-one platform and accept the trade-offs, or stitch together best-of-breed point solutions and manage the integration complexity. Rip-and-replace migrations only raised the stakes, often proving disruptive, costly, and slow to deliver.

Chicago, IL - SpotGenius is revolutionizing a new era in parking enforcement with the launch of its new Enforcement CoPilot App. This app not only brings powerful live parking intelligence directly into the hands of enforcement teams but also delivers a first-of-its-kind, AI-powered enforcement routing.

City budgets face unprecedented pressures as rising costs for services, infrastructure, and climate resilience collide with flat tax revenues and uncertain federal aid. Yet at the curb -- prime real estate contested by deliveries, ride-hailing, bikes, and parkers -- many municipalities leave millions in potential revenue uncollected. Fragmented payments, legacy meters, and siloed enforcement practices create massive revenue gaps.

Humanizing the People Behind Indianapolis’ Parking System

Enforcement Officers are Building Smarter Cities

Redesigning Parking Enforcement for Trust and Compliance

How Operators Can Turn Parking into a Civic Asset

In every parking operation, there is a subtle but essential choreography unfolding each day—the work of customer service representatives. These professionals perform a delicate dance between policy and empathy, structure and flexibility, enforcement and understanding.

Hartford, CT – Propark Mobility announced that the company has been selected to support parking operations at Brooklyn Army Terminal, a historic waterfront campus in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.

Survision is proud to announce the release of the new EXA models (Edge Extreme Accelerator) for its Generation 5 Micropak and Visipak product lines.

Trellint, a leading provider of parking and curbside management technology for municipalities across the United States, announced the launch of Kurbis™, an AI-driven ecosystem built to work within cities’ existing infrastructure — connecting enforcement, permits, citations, and collections in one coherent operating model, without requiring cities to rip and replace what’s already working.

For years, we’ve focused on curb management, organizing space, setting time limits, and enforcing payment. That approach made sense when the curb was primarily used for parking. That is no longer the case.