Posts from October 2022

Originally published by American City & County on 10/21/22 Trends in transportation and mobility are quickly evolving, evidenced by wide-ranging shifts that impact the way people get around, where and when they work, and how they commute to their jobs. Gone are the days when cars were the stars and public transit the backbone of any major city, as unexpected changes triggered by the pandemic have vastly transformed modern commuters’ needs and preferences. Take San Francisco, for example, where today… Continue reading →

Crain’s New York Business recognized Lauren Prevost, Propark’s Corporate Senior Human Resources Generalist, among the publication’s Notable 2022 HR Leaders for her dedicated efforts to support Propark’s company culture and prioritize its Parking People at every turn. "Lauren is an incredible HR professional and a beloved member of the Propark team,” said Patrick Boeshans, Propark’s Chief Administrative Officer. “We're thrilled that her hard work and dedication are being recognized with this well-deserved award." One of Crain’s 62 honorees, Lauren was… Continue reading →

Originally published in Talk of the Towns' September/October 2022 issue. How municipalities, colleges, hospitals can advance toward modern sustainability goals by incorporating micro-mobility into transportation and parking plans. Government entities, private businesses, and any organization involved in managing parking facilities knows the challenges of balancing commuter demand and the need to address sustainability. Whether managing mobility in a municipal garage, college campus, or hospital facility, forward-thinking parking management professionals can advance toward sustainability goals by creating a different mentality around… Continue reading →

Originally published by L.A. Business First on 10/5/2022 Hartford, Connecticut, parking management company Propark Mobility has acquired Los Angeles-based Imperial Parking Industries, expanding its L.A. area portfolio by 75%. With the acquisition, Propark is adding more than 50 employees and bringing its total assets under management to more than $2 billion. Terms of the deal, which closed August 31, were not disclosed. Propark CIO David Schmid told L.A. Business First the acquisition was a win-win for both companies. “We believe… Continue reading →