ASSOCIATIONS


TheMid-South Parking Associationwas initially formed as a non-profit organization in February 1999. The association consists of colleges, uni- versities, cities, and airports in the Mid-South region. The first annual conference was held that fall in Nashville, Tennessee. In 2006, the organization reorganized as the Mid-South Transportation & Parking Association, in effort to address more transit-related issues.


MSTPA’s mission is to provide professional growth, development, and interaction among persons involved in the operation of transporta- tion and parking programs within Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee and adjacent states. This association of transportation and parking pro- fessionals is organized to identify issues, share information, identify and evaluate solutions to improve parking programs and stay updated of legislative changes that impact transportation and parking operations.


CONTACTS: Chrissie Balding Tune, 409 South Limestone, Lexington, KY 40506, 859 257-3512


WEBSITE:


http://mstpa.org or www.twitter.com/MSTPA


Middle Atlantic Parking Association


Tel: 410 964-5724; Fax: 410 741-0441 Email: admin@themapa.org


PRES: VP: SECY: TREAS:


Larry Cohen, The George Washington University, Washington, DC


Robert Strieb, University of Baltimore


DeborahWiley, University of Maryland, College Park,MD


Brian Simmons, University of Maryland, Baltimore,MD


PAST PRES: Ray Infussi


BOARD OF GOVERNORS: Mike Polizzi, Control Systems, Beltsville,MD; Chris Hankins, Colonial Parking, Inc.,Wilmington, DE; Todd Helmer, P.E., Timothy Haahs & Associates, Inc., Blue Bell, PA; Bill Boyle, Federal Parking; Terrence Campbell,


American University, Washington, DC


MEMBERS: MAPA has four membership categories: Institutional – Universities, Hospitals, and other Governmental related organiza- tions; Commercial – Companies that supply products and services to the parking industry and pri- vate operators; Associate – Additional individuals associated with commercial or institutional members, and the Individual Division – members who are not associated with either institution- al or commercial entities


The Middle Atlantic Parking Association is a non-profit association that, since 1987, has pro- vided a mutual support network and environ- ment for the professional interaction, growth and redevelopment of officials of municipalities and other political subdivisions, transit agencies, airport authorities, schools, colleges, universi- ties, hospitals and other providers of on- and off- street parking in theMiddle Atlantic region.


MAPA’s goals include effectivemember network- ing, a comprehensive trade exhibition, informa- tive member ship communications via email and website, seminars/workshops and updated tech- nical and professional directory services.


CONTACTS: Dawn Newman 410 964-5724 WEBSITE: www.themapa.org


Midwest Campus Parking Association


155 Razorback Road ADSB 131 Fayetteville, AR 72701 US Tel: 479 575-3304; Fax: 479 575-2356 Email: garys@uark.edu


PRES: VP: SECY: TREAS:


Raymond “Buddy” Knox, University of Denver


Patrick Kass, University of Wisconsin


Gary Smith, Univ. of Arkansas Betty Love, Univ. of Oklahoma


MEMBERS: 140 members from post-secondary educational institutions including colleges, universities, medical


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