ASSOCIATIONS New York State Parking Association (cont’d)
Annual Summer Training - June 26, 2012, Hinerwadel’s Grove, Syracuse, NY. Each year proves to be more successful than the last.
CONTACTS: Facilitator: SusanM. Penczkowski,
admin@nyspa.net
WEBSITE:
www.nyspa.net Ohio Parking Association
1West 4th Street, Suite 2150, Cincinnati,, OH 45202 Email:
abarlow@parking.com
PRES: VP: SECY: TREAS:
Andy Barlow, CPP, Central Parking System
David Groene, Olympic Auto Parks Thomas Carter, Toledo Ticket Co. James Kniep, Kwik Parking
The Ohio Parking Association was founded in 1949. An organization of parking owners, oper- ators and vendors involved in improving the parking industry. Our meetings are open to owners, operators and vendors seeking con- tacts in the parking business. The Ohio Parking Association is dedicated to the goal of educat- ing the legislative process on pending legisla- tion and trends affecting parking facility own- ers, operators and managers.
EVENTS: Annual SpringMeeting
CONTACTS: Andy Barlow, CPP, General Manager, Central Parking System
Pacific Intermountain Parking and Transportation Association
Email:
info@pipta.org PRES:
VP: SECY: TREAS:
Josh Kavanagh, University of Washington
Bridgette Brady,Washington State University
Laura Lierz, T2 Systems Inc.
Keith Ehrensing, City of Portland Oregon
PAST PRES: John Shaheen,Washington State University - Bothell
VP: SECY: TREAS:
The Pacific Intermountain Parking and Transportation Association (PIPTA) was found- ed by a group of professionalswho sawvalue in a regional organization designed to provide those involved in parking and transportation programs with an open forum to discuss com- mon challenges, share information and remain abreast of industry best
practices.Membership consist of professionals from the states of Alaska, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah,Washington, andWyoming.
PIPTA’s mission is to provide for the growth and development of the people and organizations involved in parking and transportation in the membership states with a vision to be a recog- nized leader in advancing solutions that opti- mize access and mobility in the communities it serves. PIPTA offers many opportunities to net- work at the local and regional levels.
CONTACTS: 818 SW3rd Avenue #1247, Portland, OR 97204-2305; Tel: 303-492-9600; Email:
info@pipta.org
WEBSITE:
www.pipta.org Parking Association of Georgia
PO Box 19508 Altanta, GA 30325 Tel: 404.385-2455; Fax: Email:
david.santaana@
parking.gatech.edu
PRES:
David Santa Ana, Georgia Institute of Technology
Mike Givens, ITR of Georgia
Joanie Greenlees, Georgia Southern University
Mitch Skyer, Solstice Transportation
PAST PRES: James Doster, Downtown Athens Parking
AT LARGE BOARD MEMBERS: John Nolte, CAPP, CarlWalker, Inc; Diane Hale, CAPP, Georgia Building Authority
MEMBERS: Approximately 120 members, firms or organizations. The PAG welcomes representatives from all public or private institutions
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