Since the City of Newburyport, MA implemented CDI’s parking enforcement technology and processing system last year parking ticket revenue has quadrupled. Newburyport also used our permit tracking module to track the sale and distribution of over 7,500 resident parking stickers.
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!
Welcome to our newest client–Valparaiso, IN.
We are pleased to announce that we have acquired another ticket processing company. This acquisition gives us 35 new municipal and university clients in 4 states. We now have a client base of 180+ in 21 states.
Welcome to all of our new clients!
We’re pleased to announce that we are now offering clients the ability to accept online appeals. For more information, please contact us.
Great article on Albany’s success increasing revenue since switching to the Complus parking ticket management system.
CDI has helped the City of Poughkeepsie increase their parking ticket revenue significantly since implementing the FastTrack™parking ticket management system in July of 2009.
In just the first 5 months of 2010 alone, the City collected more parking ticket revenue than they had averaged annually. At this pace, full year parking ticket revenue for 2010 is projected to increase over 200%.
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.
Poughkeepsie has switched parking ticket management systems–electing to go with CDI’s combination of no up front costs, revenue enhancing abilities and unlimited training, maintenance and support for the life of the contract.
Binghamton has seen a 50 percent jump in parking citations this year. 8,329 tickets were written in January to May of 2009, compared to 5,624 during the same period last year. Complus handheld ticket writers have helped the City to increase issuance and decrease tickets that are voided or dismissed due to illegible handwriting or data entry errors.
