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Palmdale launches third annual “Good Parking Ticket” campaign

by The AV Times Staff • December 4, 2013

City of Palmdale Parking Enforcement Officer Matthew McClanahan will be part of the team that will be issuing “good parking” tickets throughout Palmdale now through Dec. 23. (Photo courtesy city of Palmdale.)
City of Palmdale Parking Enforcement Officer Matthew McClanahan will be part of the team that will be issuing “good parking” tickets throughout Palmdale now through Dec. 23. (Photo courtesy city of Palmdale.)

PALMDALE – The City of Palmdale’s Parking Enforcement Division team will issue “Good Parking Tickets” to motorists who display good parking habits now through Dec. 23, city officials announced Wednesday.

“This has turned out to be a very popular program for us,” said Palmdale’s Parking Enforcement Supervisor Dulce Gomez. “It’s a fun way to encourage Palmdale drivers to park courteously and be mindful of others during the holiday rush. With all the crowds and traffic that come this time of year, it’s important that people demonstrate courtesy and make the right choices when it comes to parking.  Our “Good Parking Tickets” let them know that their good actions are seen and appreciated.”

In addition to the “Good Parking Tickets,” those “cited” will receive a gift donated from one of the city’s local businesses.

The gifts range from gift certificates to breakfast vouchers from one of following businesses: Yard House, Dry Town Water Park, Antelope Valley Mall, The Palmdale Playhouse, and the Hilton Garden Inn.

Parking Enforcement Officers will continue to patrol the city as part of their usual daily routines.

“Remembering to be safe and courteous this holiday season may lead to a parking ticket you’ll want to get!” said Gomez.

For more information, contact Neighborhood Services’ Parking Enforcement Office at 661-267-5436.

(Information via press release from the city of Palmdale.)

Filed Under: Palmdale

5 comments for "Palmdale launches third annual “Good Parking Ticket” campaign"

  1. cLAIRE says

    December 5, 2013 at 1:17 pm

    I like this, it’s a way to give back to the community and rewarding good behavior. I’m going to try parking extra carefully so I might get a good ticket.

  2. Joe says

    December 5, 2013 at 9:32 am

    This is what they use our wonderful govt spending on? Great! The whole parking enforcement system in general needs to be let go! Dude one time tried to give me a parking ticket in front of my own house… He was getting the point that he wasn’t gonna give me a ticket

  3. Squirrel says

    December 4, 2013 at 7:24 pm

    That guy in the picture is really cute!

    • maria says

      December 4, 2013 at 9:17 pm

      I would love it if it could be used to wave a parking ticket for the day the street sweeper comes by…lol!

      • Doc Rivers says

        December 5, 2013 at 5:21 pm

        Only in Parrisville would anyone get a ticket because of the street sweeper, That dog does not hunt in Palmdale.

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