City of Cleveland announces end of coin parking meters as smart parking will be implemented in summer 2023

FINALLY: City of Cleveland announces end of coin parking meters as smart parking will be implemented in summer 2023

CLEVELAND — The City of Cleveland announced on Thursday that it plans to modernize its parking meters with a new mobile parking payment service.

“Modernizing our city’s on-street parking system will make the public’s experience much more customer friendly and convenient,” said Mayor Justin M. Bibb. “This is a big upgrade that makes payments easy, allows us to see parking trends, analyze data and improve efficiency.” Cleveland’s current parking system includes 2,500 single-spaced parking meters, which receive payment through coins.

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