Opportunity for metropolitan area residents to provide feedback on Integrated Parking Technology
The City of St. Louis Treasurer’s Office is seeking area residents to serve on a new Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) in order to provide feedback on parking in the City.
CAC applicants must have a valid driver’s license and should live in the metropolitan St. Louis area. Applicants must be avid users of parking meters in St. Louis City.
The CAC feedback will be used as part of the evaluation process for the Integrated Parking Technology request for proposal, which will include several parking pilot projects in the City. Employees of parking vendors who have active bids in the Integrated Parking Technology proposal are not eligible to serve on the CAC.
“The Citizens Advisory Committee will include diverse perspectives from people of all ages and backgrounds,” said Treasurer Tishaura Jones. “Feedback from the public is valuable as we modernize the Treasurer’s Office and move it into the 21st century. We want to know what the public wants in a first class parking operation.”
The CAC plans to host its first meeting in February 2014. Meetings will take place monthly between February and July 2014 and will be in the evening. CAC members are also expected to complete surveys after each of their parking experiences in St. Louis City.