ASSOCIATIONS PRES:
Metropolitan Parking Association, Inc. Saul (Sonny) Schwartz
1ST VP: 2ND VP:
3RD VP: SECY: SheldonMallah, Icon Parking
Ken Rosenblatt, Champion Parking
Gordon Hamm, Garage Management Corp.
Jeff Sperber, Regency Garage Corp.
ASST. SECY: Rafael Llopiz, Quik Park Corp. TREAS:
Jerry Roth, Chelnick Parking
ASST. TREAS: Hector Chevalier, Central Parking System
EXEC. DIR: Vincent L. Petraro, 350 7th Avenue, Suite 1703, New York, New York 10001; Tel: 212-760-8383; Fax: 212-760-8384; Email:
vpetraro@gmail.com
MEMBERS: 500Members. General member- ship includes owners of parking facilities in the City of New York and adjacent suburbs as well as associate and allied members and vendor members who service the industry.
The MPA is the exclusive bargaining agent for itsmemberswith Local 272 IBT. Additionally, the MPA monitors and reviews legislation impact- ing the parking industry and provides a clearing house for information concerning the parking industry for its members, governmental agen- cies and the general public.
Michigan Parking Association
Ann Arbor, DDA 150 S. Fifth Ave., Ste 301 Ann Arbor,MI 48104 USA Tel: 313 577-4349; Fax: 313 577-6992 Email:
ah9818@wayne.edu
PRES: VP: TREAS: SECY:
Jon Frederick,Wayne State University
Bob Dietz, City of Jackson
JoeMorehouse, City of Ann Harbor
Shawny DeBerry, City of Detroit
DIRECTORS: Barbara Singleton, City of Grand Rapids Jeff Timar, Traffic & Safety Tanya Andrews, Pie Management, Henry Ford Health Systems, Catherine Burch, Central Parking Systems
PAST PRES: Eric Glohr, Lansing Community College
MEMBERS: Currently the association has approximately 120 members rep- resenting public agencies, hospi- tals, colleges, universities, and commercial operators.
TheMPA is a statewide organization interested in assisting and aiding association members in fostering up-to-date understanding of parking principles and practices to provide a forum for sharing and disseminating information specific to the parking industry.
TheMichigan Parking Associationwas founded in 1982. Ted Perez was instrumental in organiz- ing the initial meeting. Approximately 20 people met at the Holland, MI, organizational get- together. In the fall of 1982, the first annual busi- ness meeting was held. Since that time, the MPA has grown and prospered. Activities have included hands-on technical training sessions for member and their employees, workplace violence seminars, spring and fall meetings, annual conferences and golf outings.
PUBS: EVENTS: Quarterly Newsletters
Employee Training, SpringWorkshop, Annual Golf Outing/Fund Raiser, Fall Conference
CONTACTS: Jon Frederick, 313 557-4349 or JoeMorehouse, 734 997-1309
WEBSITE:
www.mpatoday.org
Mid-South Transportation & Parking Association
Tel: 859 257-3512; Fax: 859 323-1974 Email:
info@mstpa.org
PAST PRES: Don Thornton PRES:
10 People and Products in Parking Directory •
www.parkingtoday.com
Jennifer Tougas,
jennifer.tougas@
wku.edu
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