Public Parking Authority of Pittsburgh Regular Meeting
The board discussed the executive director's update on recent events like Picklesburgh and the launch of the Automatic Red Light Camera Enforcement program. The discussion included detailed metrics on staffing hiring trends following the lift of residency requirements and an analysis of garage revenue performance. The board also reviewed the impact of the Bus Rapid Transit program on parking revenue and analyzed ticket-by-mail enforcement statistics. Additionally, the board approved a resolution to award a contract to ClearGov, LLC for new budgeting software and reviewed ongoing construction projects affecting parking capacity.
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Public Parking Authority Of Pittsburgh Regular Meeting
The board meeting covered several key operational and financial updates, including reports on city event street closures, Mon Wharf flood wall construction, and positive trends in garage revenue and parking violation enforcement. The Board approved several resolutions, including contracts for roof deck repairs at the Third Avenue Garage, restroom construction at the Mellon Square Garage, resurfacing of parking lots at 42nd and Butler and Asteroid-Warrington, and a multi-year contract for shuttle services at the Second Avenue Parking Plaza. Furthermore, the Authority's successful recertification as an Accredited Parking Organization with Distinction was acknowledged.
Apr 16, 2026·Board meeting
Public Parking Authority Of Pittsburgh Regular Meeting
The board received the Executive Director's report detailing preparations for the upcoming NFL Draft, including adjustments to parking rates and enforcement, along with updates on ongoing reservation parking programs and engagement with autonomous vehicle vendors. Financial and operational reports were presented, highlighting revenue trends in parking facilities, enforcement statistics, and garage utilization. The board passed resolutions to accept the 2025 and 2024 financial statements and ratified three emergency procurements for critical infrastructure repairs, specifically for a fire pump at the Wood-Allies Garage, a storm drainage line at the Shadyside Garage, and a sump pump station at the Oliver Garage.
Mar 26, 2026·Board meeting
Public Parking Authority Of Pittsburgh Regular Meeting
The Board discussed nominations for leadership positions, including Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer. The Executive Director provided an update on street closures and traffic management strategies for an upcoming event, including the potential for increased garage staffing, planned rate structures, and the use of parking pricing to influence traffic flow. Operational discussions covered the start of the street sweeping season and collaboration with the Department of Public Works, as well as an overview of financial and facility reports, noting year-to-date revenue trends and ticket issuance statistics. The Board also authorized the procurement of entry station credit card readers to improve garage efficiency and traffic flow.
