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Legislation Allows Universities to Fund Parking Enforcement Overtime

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What happened

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The District Council passed legislation that allows universities, private businesses, and business improvement districts to pay up to 100 percent of the cost for targeted Department of Public Works parking enforcement overtime. The program is designed to curb unsafe parking and increase available spaces.

From georgetowner.com

Why it matters

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The measure allows institutions to access new funding streams for municipal services. It is structured similarly to a Metropolitan Police Department overtime program, where participating bars and clubs pay 35 percent and the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration absorbs the remainder.

From georgetowner.com

Who's involved

  • Georgetown UniversityA university allowed to pay for targeted parking enforcement overtime costs under the new legislation

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