Presented by:
Chris Rall, Outreach Director, Transportation for America
Corrigan Salerno, Policy Associate, Transportation for America
Offered free to members and industry professionals in partnership with Smart Growth America.
Many climate advocates and pro-climate decision-makers are focused on electrification as the primary, or even only, emissions reduction solution in the transportation sector. As transportation advocates and professionals, we know that electrification is essential but insufficient to achieve our greenhouse gas reduction goals. How do we push transportation electrification forward in a way that supports essential smart growth goals?
This webinar will be a discussion with transportation electrification experts and parking and mobility professionals to discuss how smart growth strategies should work with transportation electrification policy to maximize climate, equity, mobility, quality of life, and sustainability benefits. This roundtable will elevate strategies that are compatible with and support vibrant communities, uplifting walkability, access, transit, shared mobility, and micromobility.
Recordings will be sent to those who cannot attend in person, but may not use this webinar for CAPP application or recertification.
Learning Objectives:
- Review and discuss the role of transportation electrification in the content of broader mobility ecosystems and Smart Growth.
- Understand fundamental concepts of Smart Growth that can be applied to maximize climate, equity, mobility, quality of life, and sustainability benefits.
- Explore how featured Smart Growth strategies work to amplify and reinforce transportation electrification and other new innovative technologies and processes.
Offers 1 CAPP Point. To earn this CAPP point, attendees must attend the live webinar.
Offers One AICP CM Credit.
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Insights on how Galveston established a precedent in Texas state laws by implementing ticket by mail.
Discover how the city of Galveston made history by establishing a groundbreaking precedent in Texas state laws by implementing the ticket-by-mail system. Galveston, renowned for pioneering parking solutions, now introduces a game-changing approach that reshapes enforcement practices. Join us to explore how Galveston’s innovative vision navigated legal hurdles to bring this transformative system to life. Learn firsthand from Butch Stroud, City Marshall/Code Enforcement Department, about Galveston’s journey, overcoming regulatory challenges, and the implications for other Texan municipalities. Dive into the conversation as we unravel the complexities of legal frameworks and unveil the next frontier in parking enforcement. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights into Galveston’s groundbreaking achievements and the future of parking management in Texas!
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Everyone knows promoting parking compliance through citations is a thankless but necessary function. The notion of “meter maids” is a thing of the past, and parking teams need to be both enforcers and ambassadors to serve their community.
Learning Objectives:
- Discuss the shift from parking “enforcement” to parking “compliance” and our teams’ roles in the community.
- Learn how to effectively train your team on how to balance their roles between providing customer service and educating the public about parking regulations.
- Leave with a plan to help prepare your staff to go out into the field confidently!
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Presenter:
Florezel Jose, CAPP, Portfolio Manger, LAZ Parking Ltd.
Florezel Jose, CAPP, is a Portfolio Manager for LAZ Parking. She is based in the Los Angeles region and supports large complex parking enforcement and traffic control operations for LAZ. Florezel has been in the parking industry for more than 18 years, working in various roles supporting municipal parking programs.
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2024 Free Frontline Training Schedule
December 11, 2024: Embrace Change – Reinvent Your Parking Program
- Member Rate: Free; pre-registration required,
- Non-member rate: $35 registration fee. Click the register link above to attend as a non-member.
- Join today and find out more about member benefits here.
Presented by:
Kevin White, CAPP, AICP, Senior Parking & Mobility Consultant, Walker Consultants
Ben Henderson, PE, SE, Vice President, Kimley-Horn
John Hammerschlag, President, Hammerschlag & Co., Inc.
Jeff Pinyot, President. ECO Parking Technologies
The parking and mobility industry continues to undergo significant advancements, innovations, and evolution. The continued advent of new and improved technology, increasing and diversifying needs of system users, the need to consider accessibility in all new and retrofit design plans…the list goes on. How is the planning, design, and construction (PDC) community responding? What are the top considerations that PDC consultants need to keep at the forefront when working on behalf of their clients? What are the top factors impacting the design of new parking facilities, and the retrofit or renovation of existing facilities?
Members of the Planning, Design, & Construction Committee will explore these questions and more. This webinar will provide vital information for any parking owner or agency that will be looking to build or upgrade their assets in the upcoming years.
Learning Objectives:
- Discuss the biggest challenges to planning, designing, and constructing parking facilities and systems in today’s climate of technology and innovation.
- Evaluate solutions to those challenges, and how PDC professionals are helping clients to position for current success and future growth.
- Hear success stories of organizations that have recently built or upgraded their facilities and learn how to apply their success to your project.
Offers 1 CAPP Point towards application or recertification.
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Originating in healthcare, “rounding,” can be effectively applied to parking organizations for enhanced employee engagement and operational efficiency. This specific and consistent process helps foster openness, honesty, and trusted communication. Moreover, numerous small improvements can lead to larger collective positive changes over time. Attend this session to learn about how to implement organizational rounding, best practices for utilizing it, the benefits for your department, and how to measure the results. The presenter will share the ins and outs of rounding, such including:
- What it entails (and how does it involve a stoplight?).
- How to incorporate the meetings.
- Why a consistent process is key.
- What “rounding” is not.
- Who should be involved.
- How to effectively implement it in your parking organization.
- What are the benefits for your team, and how do you measure the results.
Learning Objectives:
- Recognize how rounding can be applied for initiative-taking employee engagement.
- Explain the distinct parts of the “rounding” process, how they connect to one another and why consistency is key.
- Illustrate how using this process within an organization can make a true difference.
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Presenter:
Ryan Givens, CAPP, Regional Account Executive, Parker Technology
Ryan is a Marine Veteran, having proudly served for 11 years as a Transportation and Logistics Officer. Ryan possesses 20 years of leadership experience and 15 years of experience in the parking industry. He prefers to approach tasks and challenges through a collaborative and team-focused approach and was instrumental in leveraging numerous technologies while the Associate Director of Penn State Transportation Services. Ryan has also worked at NC State University Transportation and LAZ Parking.
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2024 Free Frontline Training Schedule
October 9, 2024: Don’t call us Meter Maids!
December 11, 2024: Embrace Change – Reinvent Your Parking Program
- Member Rate: Free; pre-registration required,
- Non-member rate: $35 registration fee. Click the register link above to attend as a non-member.
- Join today and find out more about member benefits here.
Presented by:
Maria Irshad, MPA, CAPP, Deputy Director, City of Houston, Texas
Casey Jones, CAPP, PMP, Senior Director of Customer Success, Flash
In 2022, IPMI created the Smart Transportation Task Force (STTF) to seek answers that would further smart transportation beyond Smart Cities. The goal is a published guide to smart transportation that identifies best practices through real-world solutions. You heard from the STTF when the initial work was presented at the 2023 IPMI Conference. For the sequel, the STTF will provide an overview of the forthcoming Smart Transportation Playbook, expected to be released in mid-2024.
In the 2023 IPMI conference presentation, the STTF asked the audience if we were on Mad Max’s Fury Road or if it was Dorothy’s yellow brick road. In the 2024 sequel, we have a playbook that will help answer the question. The work of the STTF is defined by the many plans offered by the 2015 Smart City Challenge applicants, which envisioned positive and desirable outcomes. The lessons learned offer a meaningful path forward for organizations, entities, and communities seeking to improve mobility convenience, safety, security, equity, and resource utilization. The task force has defined Smart Transportation as people-centered and problem-driven technology-enabled solutions in mobility management to make the movement of people and goods across all modes more convenient, resource-efficient, safe, secure, and equitable.
Learning Objectives:
- Learn about the six activity pillars that provide the framework for smart transportation and best practices and challenges associated with the pillars.
- Using examples from case studies, explore activities and technologies that have been implemented in pursuit of smart transportation programs.
- Discuss the implications of lessons learned through case studies to explore how smart transportation initiatives may play out in the future.
Offers 1 CAPP Point towards application or recertification.
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Good communicators are valued in every organization. Most of us don’t focus on sending or receiving clear information, even though effective communication is the cornerstone of our professional relationships. The message may be as simple as “I am going on my lunch break,” or it may be complex technical instructions to keep the payment platform up and running. In either case, poor communication can lead to messy results. The lessons learned in this course will help you get your point across and develop skills to understand others without sending a dozen emails in each direction.
Learning Objectives:
- Explore how to decode the communication you receive.
- Develop professional communication skills of clarity and purpose.
- Differentiate among electronic communication essentials.
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Presenter:
Jon Forster, CAPP, Parking and Mobility Planner, Fishbeck
Jon Forster, CAPP, has worked in parking management and customer service for over 30 years. He has hands-on experience with parking operations, organizational management, and strategic planning. He enjoys teaching, mentoring, and helping people find roles that fit their skills. Mr. Forster believes that people are the key to strong organizations and that a healthy culture, challenging work, and support from leadership make great teams.
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2024 Free Frontline Training Schedule
August 14, 2024: Amplify Company Culture & Employee Engagement with “Organizational Rounding”
October 9, 2024: Don’t call us Meter Maids!
December 11, 2024: Embrace Change – Reinvent Your Parking Program
- Member Rate: Free; pre-registration required,
- Non-member rate: $35 registration fee. Click the register link above to attend as a non-member.
- Join today and find out more about member benefits here.
Presented by:
Carmen Donnell, CAPP, Managing Director, North America at PayByPhone
Nick Mazzenga, Associate, PE, Kimley-Horn & Associates
In our rapidly evolving technological landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) is taking center stage. This presentation from the IPMI Technology Committee delves into the exciting realm of AI and its implications on the parking, transportation, and mobility industries. We will explore how AI is poised to revolutionize the way we approach parking.
Review a fundamental introduction to AI, shedding light on its historical progression and the key principles that underpin its capabilities. A significant portion of the talk focuses on how AI is already being harnessed within the parking and mobility sector. We’ll delve into current applications, such as predictive parking availability, autonomous vehicles, and smart traffic management, illustrating how AI is enhancing efficiency and convenience for users.
Examine the potential future impacts of AI on parking. AI promises to transform the parking landscape, making it more responsive, sustainable, and user-friendly. However, it also presents challenges, including privacy concerns, data security, and job displacement. Join us in this insightful journey into the future, where AI and parking intersect, shaping a more intelligent and sustainable parking, transportation, and mobility industry.
Learning Objectives:
- Explain the fundamentals of AI, including insights into its historical development and the core principles that drive its capabilities.
- Explore current applications of AI in the parking, transportation and mobility industry.
- Describe both Challenges and Concerns including privacy, data security and potential role changes.
Offers 1 CAPP Point towards application or recertification.
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