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Mobile City Proposes New Downtown Parking Contract

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The City of Mobile is looking to change its downtown parking operator because the current contract with Republic Parking expires on November 30. Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis proposed a new five-year contract with Park First of Alabama LLC. The proposed agreement is valued at $380,900 and would cover parking meters, on-street enforcement, and city-owned lots.

From utv44.com

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The change aims to improve parking turnover in downtown Mobile, which the mayor states is intended to help people visiting the area enjoy local restaurants and attractions. The new contract would require Park First of Alabama LLC to provide trained, uniformed personnel for operations and enforcement.

From utv44.com

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  • Spiro CheriogotisMayor of Mobile, proposing the contract change
  • MobileThe municipality where the parking operations are located

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