Thanks to everyone who stopped by the booth to see us and talk about our parking enforcement technology at the PIE Show in Chicago. Great to see old friends and make some new connections!
If you couldn’t attend but would like some more info on our technology and services–please reach out to us at 800-331-8802 or info@complusdata.com.
Our system is helping Fairfield, CT collect more revenue as they crack down on scofflaws with large numbers of unpaid parking tickets.
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We would like to extend a warm welcome to our newest municipal clients: Lauderdale by the Sea, FL; Manitou Springs, CO; Saginaw, MI and Sault Ste. Marie, MI!
Another article on our new implementation in Fairfield, CT. CDI is supplying handheld ticket writers, software, DMV lookups and web payments for commuters to pay for day parking or tickets online. As with all of our clients, Fairfield was able to get all of our technology and services at absolutely no up front cost. If you’re interested in upgrading your current parking enforcement technology and increasing your parking ticket revenue–please contact us today at info@complusdata.com or 800-331-8802.
Welcome to our newest client–Fairfield, CT!
Welcome to our newest parking ticket management client installation–Middletown, CT. Customers will now be able to pay their parking tickets online or by phone. As an added benefit, City workers will no longer have to data enter tickets–saving the City labor costs and cutting down on data entry errors.
More and more states are adding license hold/suspension programs or lowering the threshold of unpaid parking tickets. We help our municipal clients by facilitating these programs with each state DMV to help discourage repeat parking ticket offenders.
“One change over the last few years in the Parking Clerk’s Office is the use of more modern technology. Parking Officers now use mobile computerized ticket writers that print out tickets and that read the bar code on any vehicle’s inspection sticker.
Using that technology, Parking Officers are immediately able to tell how many outstanding tickets one has attached to the vehicle. If it’s five or more, they break out the tow truck.”
