Lancaster city has taken the formal first step to turning over parking enforcement to the Lancaster Parking Authority. The idea is to streamline operations and make dealing with parking violations less confusing for customers.   Read Full Article Here  

Visitors to Downtown Lancaster can now pay for on-street parking at more than 1,000 spots with an app on their smartphones and tablets.  Read Full Article Here Read the Press Release Here For more information on Pay By Phone click Here    

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Thanks to your smartphone, there’s no need to scramble for change when it comes to parking in Lancaster. Larry Cohen, the Executive Director of Lancaster’s Parking Authority, believes phones have become a necessity. “The phone is the now and the future,”….Read Full Article Here

The Lancaster Parking Authority is about maxed-out on parking offerings, according to its executive director. And the authority will need to add parking in several years to meet higher anticipated demand, according to Larry Cohen. So now’s the time to start planning. Read Full Article Here Read “The State of Parking in Lancaster” (.PDF)

January 23, 2015 – The Lancaster Parking Authority (LPA) has entered into an agreement with Cale America (pronounced Cal-lay) to supply 26 new multi-space parking kiosks for the Downtown Investment District. The kiosks will replace the units that were first deployed in the city nearly five years ago. The change is taking place at this time to provide a more dependable unit, better coordination with city enforcement, strengthened security features, and the ability for future technology enhancements, including a “pay by phone” option. Click here for press release.

In a move intended to benefit downtown visitors, the Lancaster Parking Authority on Wednesday… Read Full Article Here

A pair of parking spaces were turned into mini parks Thursday along North Prince Street, in front of the Fulton Opera House. Read Full Article Here

A new look provides an easily visible and identifiable sign at our Prince Street entrance, handicapped accessible door, new skid resistant entry flooring and painting to enhance the customer experience for those visiting our offices. Larry J. Cohen Executive Director