Wednesday, February 27 2013 9:22 PM EST2013-02-28 02:22:04 GMT
Cincinnati City Manager Milton Dohoney issued a memo to city council, saying that rejecting the privatized parking proposal could cause cuts to the city's fire and police departments.
Cincinnati City Manager Milton Dohoney issued a memo to city council, saying that rejecting the privatized parking proposal could cause cuts to the city's fire and police departments.
Wednesday, February 20 2013 10:18 PM EST2013-02-21 03:18:32 GMT
While the City Administration's $92 million dollar parking lease has yet to gain the official green light from council, the question of how to spend the potential windfall remains equally unresolved. If
While the City Administration's $92 million dollar parking lease has yet to gain the official green light from council, the question of how to spend the potential windfall remains equally unresolved.
Tuesday, February 19 2013 9:56 PM EST2013-02-20 02:56:58 GMT
City Manager Milton Dohoney, Jr. is presenting details of the administration's proposed plan for the city's parking facilities to City Council's Budget and Finance Committee at its regular meeting on Tuesday.
We got our first look at the proposed private parking plan. See what it means to your parking inside this story.
Wednesday, February 6 2013 2:00 PM EST2013-02-06 19:00:17 GMT
Cincinnati's Administration is continuing to pursue a public-private partnership option to overhaul the city's parking system, a system already going on in Indianapolis.
Cincinnati's Administration is continuing to pursue a public-private partnership option to overhaul the city's parking system, a system already going on in Indianapolis.
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The fight over the
proposal to privatize Cincinnati's parking system continues.
As part of that agreement the city says
private companies would operate the parking meters and garages.
But those private companies would not control the rates, hours or enforcement.
So what is the city not telling you?
Ben has the Reality Check you won't see
anywhere else.
A group in Congress was tasked with keeping everyone's worst nightmare from turning into reality.
The anguish over what will happen if sequester cuts go into effect belies the fact that the issue never had to get this far. A group in Congress was tasked with keeping everyone's worst nightmare from turning into reality.
