ing-lot commandos stay until their allotted time.While others take two-hour lunch breaks, they always are available. They are an unchanging rock of reliability in a world of system- overhauls, building upgrades and personnel replacements. And while I am busy writing this article, I can count on


the fact that they are outside, surgically inserting a weather- proof financial penalty underneathmy windshield wipers. And, of course, theywill check the date of the ticket I got


yesterday ... and placed onmywindshield tomake themthink somebody already gaveme a ticket for today. That’s why I love them. They are the one thing on this


campus that always works. Eli McMalkin’s article first appeared in The Easterner, the stu-


dent newspaper of Eastern Washington University, and was adapted for Parking Today.


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IPI Hires Deputy Director The International Parking Institute has hired Henry


Wallmeyer as its Deputy Director. His role will be to develop additionalmembership valued programs and services, includ- ing education/training, publications, research and surveys. “We are lucky to have someone of Henry’s credentials


and expertise to be a key part of our team,” said Shawn Con- rad, CAE, Executive Director of the IPI. “His extensive asso- ciation management experience, combined with his business background, is a welcome supplement to our association.” Henry has consistently demonstrated successes in building vital relationships and achieving unmatched success in asso- ciations and corporations, and his addition enables us to fur- ther develop the industry’s premier association practices into a significant powerhouse.” “I am very excited about joining this great association.”


said Wallmeyer. “The International Parking Institute has been leading the way for parking professionals for almost 50 years, and I look forward to accelerating its growth and development.”


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