The City of Newburgh increased their parking ticket revenue from $171,000 in 2010 to $541,000 in 2011–their first year using CDI’s parking enforcement technology and citation processing. If your current parking ticket management system is not providing the revenue results you’re looking for–contact us today!
Article on the installation of our parking ticket management system in Westport, CT:
Nice mention of our parking enforcement technology in Police Chief Magazine this month. Thanks Chief Krokoff.
Welcome to our newest municipal parking ticket management clients:
Greenfield, MA, Newburgh, NY, Plymouth, MA and Stratford, CT.
Great article on Albany’s success increasing revenue since switching to the Complus parking ticket management system.
We’ve installed our real-time parking enforcement system in the Town of New Canaan, CT.
The Town’s Parking Enforcement Officers use CDI’s wireless handhelds to patrol the downtown area and the Metro North Railroad commuter parking lots. Once a ticket is issued, the ticket data uploads to the CDI parking ticket system in real-time. By taking advantage of the Town-wide Wi-Fi network, the handhelds can also download the most up to date repeat offender lists for identification of boot or tow eligible vehicles in the field.
CDI is pleased to announce the implementation of our parking ticket management system in the Capital City of Albany, NY.
The Town of New Canaan has replaced their old system with Complus parking ticket management software.
CDI recently installed new Casio IT-3100 handheld ticket writers with integrated magnetic card readers to accept credit card payments for tow-eligible vehicles in the City of Ann Arbor, Michigan.
This enables City parking enforcement officers (PEOs) to process delinquent ticket payments for tow-eligible vehicles in the field.
CDI is now offering Massachusetts clients the ability to scan vehicle inspection stickers with handheld ticket writers. Scanning the barcode allows an officer to gather vehicle information for parking ticket issuance quickly and more efficiently. Clients benefit by eliminating data entry and keypunch errors during data capture. In addition, parking enforcement officers are more productive as less time is needed during the citation issuance process. On a whole, by increasing accuracy and productivity, CDI is helping Massachusetts clients to collect more revenue from this process.
