Mayor Works Along Parking Staff to Install First Meterless Parking
Last updated on August 02, 2019
Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer Works Along With Parking Staff to Install First Meterless Parking Signs and Launch Pilot Program
What:
The first phase of Creative Village and the new UCF Downtown and Valencia College Downtown will open in just a few weeks, bringing 8,000 students, faculty and staff to downtown Orlando. In recognition of the needs of downtown visitors, residents and workers, the city is adding nearly 200 on-street meterless paid parking spaces in Creative Village.
The meterless spaces will allow users to pay for - and find their parking - all online through the free ParkMobile app. The meterless space program is a pilot project limited to the Creative Village area, but if successful over the one-year study phase, could be implemented throughout downtown Orlando.
On Monday, City of Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer will highlight this new parking option and “work-along” with staff from the city’s Transportation and Parking Division to install new signage for the program.
Visuals:
- Demo of how to use the new meterless parking
- Mayor Dyer will climb the ladder to bolt in the first sign
- Staff will complete the install of nearly 200 signs later that same day
Who:
- Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer
- Orlando City Commissioners
- City of Orlando Transportation and Parking Staff
When:
Monday, August 5, 2019
10:45 a.m.
Where:
South East Corner of Livingston Street and Parramore Avenue
Media Parking:
Media parking will be available on the north side of Livingston Street, west of Jerry Avenue.
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