Seven new commuter parking locations go live with Enforce Pro and Process Pro, strengthening Park Loyalty’s role in delivering smart enforcement for transit agencies.
Park Loyalty has expanded its footprint in the transit sector with the launch of Enforce Pro and Process Pro at seven Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) commuter parking locations. The LIRR is the busiest commuter railroad in North America, transporting nearly 250,000 passengers every weekday. For many riders, the journey begins and ends in a commuter lot, placing great importance on efficient and connected parking management in creating a convenient travel experience.
Smart Enforcement Designed for Transit Agencies
This deployment reflects Park Loyalty’s continued ability to deliver omnichannel enforcement solutions that adapt to any type of parking agency, from municipalities to universities, operators, and major transit authorities. It also builds on Park Loyalty’s work with another leading transit authority, SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority), where our enforcement system has already helped streamline their parking operation. [SEPTA case study]
As part of the LIRR rollout, Park Loyalty introduced an additional way to validate vehicles: in addition to license plate recognition, Enforce Pro can now scan the New York State registration stickers that are displayed on every windshield. This feature provides multiple options for compliance validation, while also auto-populating detailed vehicle information such as make, model, color, and VIN, adding speed and accuracy to the enforcement process.
The deployment also integrates with T2 Systems meters and Parking Base for permits and scan-to-pay, providing a connected ecosystem that simplifies operations for the LIRR and improves the parking experience for commuters.
Park Loyalty thanks the Long Island Rail Road and our integration partners for their collaboration on this successful launch, which underscores our role as a trusted partner in delivering smart enforcement and processing solutions across the parking industry.
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Camden is one of New England’s most picturesque destinations, attracting thousands of visitors each year for its harbor, downtown, and outdoor recreation. With such a strong tourism presence, parking management is more than a convenience; it is a critical part of supporting local businesses, residents, and the visitor experience.
By deploying the full Park Loyalty ecosystem, Camden now benefits from:
Process Pro for streamlined citation processing and customer service
Permit Pro for a brand-new digital permit program, giving the Town new tools to manage curb space and demand
Together, these solutions create an integrated parking management ecosystem that will help the Town improve parking compliance, manage demand, and provide a more convenient parking experience.
The deployment also includes an integration with Flowbird meters and a text payment platform, brought to Camden by Butts Ticket Systems (BTS), which will ensure the availability of flexible payment options.
Park Loyalty is proud to welcome Camden to our growing customer community and looks forward to supporting the Town as it strengthens its parking management strategy in one of Maine’s most beautiful coastal settings.
Growth underscores Park Loyalty’s role as a trusted partner in parking enforcement management.
Park Loyalty is proud to announce an exciting milestone: our enforcement platform now supports more than 1,000 active subscriptions, with over 300 added in 2025 alone. This achievement reflects both the rapid growth of our company and the trust that parking agencies across the country have placed in our technology.
Reflecting on the milestone, Marc Lucey, CEO, shared:
“I’m proud to share that Park Loyalty now has over 1,000 enforcement subscriptions deployed in the field! From the beginning, our mission has been to simplify parking management, using technology as an enabler. Knowing that we’ve succeeded in equipping 1,000+ parking enforcement officers with confidence-boosting Enforce Pro makes us even more energized about the road ahead.”
Smart Omnichannel Enforcement Solutions
As a core component of our Pro Solutions parking management platform, Enforce Pro is designed as an omnichannel enforcement solution, meaning that whether citations are issued through handheld devices, fixed or mobile LPR, or by hand, and delivered on the windshield, ticket-by-mail or e-citation, Enforce Pro equips agencies with flexible tools to manage enforcement in the way that best fits their community. It’s built with key efficiencies at every touchpoint. We find that the officers at our customer sites using Enforce Pro are averaging less than 45 seconds to issue tickets! They also benefit from real-time syncing accounts for last-minute payments or permits, and integrations with permitting and payment providers ensure agencies operate in a connected ecosystem.
By simplifying enforcement workflows while supporting multiple channels, Park Loyalty enables cities and agencies to improve compliance, strengthen community trust, and deliver greater operational efficiency.
This achievement is a testament to the dedication of our team, the strength of our partnerships, and the confidence of our customers. With momentum continuing to build, Park Loyalty remains committed to delivering practical, reliable innovations that shape the future of parking management.
Park Loyalty is pleased to announce the appointment of Jeremy Moon as our new Director of Product, reinforcing our commitment to innovation and customer-focused solutions in the parking and mobility industry.
Jeremy brings more than 25 years of experience in the parking sector, beginning his career at Cardinal Tracking in 1998, where he most recently served as Business Manager for Parking Solutions. A PTMP-certified professional through IPMI, Jeremy is recognized for designing intuitive user experiences, leading cross-functional teams, and shaping practical, customer-focused features that deliver measurable impact. His technical expertise in databases, data analytics, and agile scrum strengthens collaboration across departments and accelerates the ongoing innovation of the Park Loyalty platform.
As Park Loyalty continues to expand, Jeremy’s leadership will be central to guiding product strategy and roadmap development, ensuring our solutions remain aligned with our mission to simplify parking while driving value for cities, businesses, and motorists alike.
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A camera-agnostic solution that supports fully automated or hybrid enforcement: balancing autonomous efficiency with human oversight for smarter, frictionless parking.
Parking leaders today face growing challenges: fewer staff, rising customer expectations, and pressure to operate quickly without mistakes. These realities make it essential to balance automated tools and processes with human control. Park Loyalty’s new Automated Enforcement Module, an enhancement to our omnichannel enforcement platform, helps agencies and operators meet these challenges head-on.
Park Loyalty focuses on delivering smart enforcement solutions that excel on their own while integrating seamlessly with the rest of an agency’s ecosystem. Our philosophy is simple: agencies should be free to choose the partners and technologies that work best for them. We make sure our platform connects with those choices, without forcing a one-size-fits-all workflow.
This vendor-agnostic approach helps shape our Automated Enforcement Module, giving agencies the flexibility to integrate with their preferred technologies while still delivering a consistent enforcement process.
Here’s how it works:
Vehicles entering or exiting a garage or lot are captured with license plate recognition (LPR) cameras from ANY vendor – Park Loyalty is a camera agnostic solution.
The Park Loyalty system instantly matches the raw camera data feed against permits, payments, reservations, or outstanding violations.
When a potential violation is detected, the system compiles a complete evidence package with images, timestamps, and contextual data such as location and source details.
Staff can quickly review the recommendations report and decide to issue or deny a citation. With a single click, citations flow into the configured process, whether ticket-by-mail, e-citation, or another channel.
Automated Enforcement Module Workflow
This balance between automation and human review matters. Fully automated enforcement is appealing, but LPR cameras can misread plates due to obstructions, poor lighting, weather, or unusual plate designs. Human oversight helps catch these edge cases. With Park Loyalty’s Automated Enforcement Module, automation handles the heavy lifting, like capturing data, assembling reports, and generating recommendations, while staff retain control over final decisions.
The result is a system that reduces manual review time, improves compliance, and enhances service to motorists. Drivers experience smoother, frictionless parking without the gates, lines and delays. Agencies gain consistency, reliability, and the flexibility to adapt processes as their needs evolve.
Already, several Park Loyalty customers are utilizing this module according to their program rules and requirements. Some rely on it for fully automated ticket issuance, while others prefer the hybrid approach to keep staff in the loop. In every case, the solution adapts to their process, never the other way around.
For an industry where automation, accuracy, and customer service must work together, Park Loyalty’s Automated Enforcement Module represents a practical step forward. It’s another proof point of our commitment to delivering smart enforcement solutions that meet the real needs of parking operations today.
Practical Innovation, Real Results: Glendale’s Modern Parking Enforcement Story
With a flexible, tech-forward partner and an eye for practical solutions, the City of Glendale, CA turned a broken parking enforcement system into a model of modern parking compliance.
Just 10 miles north of downtown Los Angeles, the City of Glendale faces the same traffic pressures as many of its neighboring cities in LA County, making effective, data-driven parking enforcement essential. From managing turnover in in-demand commercial corridors to maintaining safe curb access for multi-modal transportation, parking plays a vital role in urban mobility.
When Jesus Alvarez stepped into his role as Parking Services Supervisor for the City, he brought over a decade of enforcement experience across Southern California cities, and a clear mission: Enhance the City’s enforcement operations with efficiency by upgrading to a modern system, replacing the outdated legacy platform that had become unreliable.
We couldn’t even run basic reports with filters,” Alvarez recalled. “How are we going to provide exceptional customer service when we can’t make data-driven decisions with our enforcement resources?”
Challenges before Park Loyalty
The City’s enforcement team faced several critical challenges with their old system.
Outdated citation software and handheld devices prone to freezing and other connectivity issues that disrupted day-to-day enforcement
Rigid reporting tools with missing or unusable data
Poor customer support and limited responsiveness
Lack of vendor transparency during system outages or failures
Inability to use “active” integrations
“Updates felt like downgrades. We were stuck with an enforcement tool that just didn’t work for how we needed to operate,” says Alvarez.
Time for a change: A platform designed for enforcement reality
In previous positions, Alvarez had worked with Park Loyalty Founder and CTO Sriram Somanchi and was drawn to what a new technology partner might offer. Although Park Loyalty was a new company at the time, Somanchi brought extensive experience in parking enforcement, applying the most practical aspects of that experience to the startup from the outset. Glendale became one of the first cities to implement Enforce Pro®, Park Loyalty’s enforcement management solution, and as an early adopter, helped shape its initial product roadmap. What developed was more than just a vendor-client relationship; it was a true collaboration.
“We all grew together,” explained Alvarez. “As one of their early cities, we were more than just a customer; we were a partner in what ended up being a truly mutual relationship. It was simple. We’d tell them what we needed, and they’d build it.”
This approach is exactly what makes Jesus Alvarez an industry impact leader: someone whose vision and openness helped shape solutions that strengthen operations, benefit communities, and set new standards across the industry.
Solutions delivered
Customizable reports for vehicle inspections, signage audits, and equipment inventory
Smartphone-based handhelds paired with Bluetooth printers for modular field use
Real-time analytics and dashboards for officer performance tracking and supervisory management
Fast hardware replacement when needed, and responsive support
Reliable uptime and proactive monitoring tools that track performance across Park Loyalty and all integrated third-party technologies within the parking ecosystem
Practical innovation that works: Operational and officer efficiency
The move to smartphone-based handhelds allowed for quick swaps in the field, no reconfiguration required. This minimized downtime and aligned with Alvarez’s goals of operational efficiency.
The team also saw improvements in field oversight and training. With Enforce Pro’s productivity reporting, Alvarez could monitor performance trends and provide specific coaching where needed.
“If an enforcement officer takes 90 seconds to issue a parking citation while the team’s average is 60 seconds or less, supervisory staff can investigate the reasons behind this trend and offer appropriate support to our enforcement team.”
A Technology-First Partner Built for the Future
Park Loyalty is a technology-first company, and that shows in its prioritization of development resources. Built with modern architecture and an API-first approach, the Enforce Pro platform is designed for rapid development, scalable integrations, and long-term adaptability.
Alvarez values this commitment to reliability just as much as innovation. As new enforcement challenges arise, he knows the Park Loyalty team can adapt alongside him without the long delays or limitations experienced with many legacy providers.
Real-Time Integration Across the Parking Ecosystem
One of Glendale’s priorities was interoperability across its entire parking system. One of Enforce Pro’s greatest advantages for Glendale is its ability to pull data from across the City’s parking ecosystem, including:
T2 Systems (parking meters)
PayByPhone (mobile payments)
License Plate Recognition (LPR tools)
That means officers can check in real time whether a vehicle is paid or not, reducing errors and disputes. Alvarez also uses the Integrations Dashboard to monitor system latency and performance, making sure everything is in sync.
“If latency spikes above a minute, we know something’s off. Whether it’s a meter issue or a network problem, we can catch it before it affects enforcement.”
Results: Reliable Enforcement, Better Compliance
Since implementing Park Loyalty, the City of Glendale has seen:
Improved officer efficiency and uptime in the field
Increased citation accuracy and fewer disputed tickets
Greater trust and transparency through consistent data
Faster response times for hardware and support needs
A flexible system that evolves with operational needs
And perhaps most importantly for Alvarez: he finally has tools that help him lead effectively.
“Whenever we requested something, it was like VIP service. Whoever’s on the call is truly engaged: listening, taking notes, and making sure the issue gets fixed.”
Final Word: Why Park Loyalty?
Alvarez didn’t hesitate when asked if he’d recommend Park Loyalty to other cities.
“Once they see it, they’ll see how easy and smooth enforcement can be. It just works. That makes all the difference.”
Key Takeaways for Parking Leaders:
Strategic partnerships with your vendors matter
Flexibility and adaptability beat out flashy features
Real-time integrations drive operational accuracy
Data visibility enables better leadership and officer support
A technology-first mindset is crucial for staying future-ready
Flexible, frictionless enforcement designed for speed, scale, and local control in a busy resort city.
Tackling Intense Parking Demand with Automated Enforcement
South Lake Tahoe, a renowned California resort city, faces intense seasonal traffic from tourists, commuters, and locals. To manage this, the city chose Park Loyalty’s Enforce Pro platform, including our new Automated Parking Enforcement Module designed to streamline offstreet parking operations without losing human oversight around citation decisions.
Seamless Integration with Existing LPR Systems
The Automated Parking Enforcement Module is designed to work with any fixed or mobile LPR camera system, ingesting raw license plate data and matching it against records such as permits, payments, and reservations. It generates clear, time-stamped evidence packages that streamline enforcement workflows and support accurate, real-time decision-making. In South Lake Tahoe, the system integrated with both Flowbird and EnSight Technologies.
Keeping Human Control in Automated Enforcement
Unlike fully automated setups, the system includes a violation review queue, allowing staff to review and confirm citations before issuance. This ensures enforcement remains fair and tailored to local policies, combining automation with essential human judgment.
Benefits of Automated Enforcement for High-Volume Parking Operations
The parking operation now benefits from a solution built for high volume, speed, and adaptability. Whether citations are issued by mail, boots-on-the-ground officers, or both, Enforce Pro flexes to fit any enforcement style.
Benefits at a glance:
Compatible with any fixed or mobile LPR system
Fully integrates with permits, payments, and reservations
Supports ticket-by-mail, windshield delivery, or manual citation workflows
New enforcement hardware and software enhancements ensure one of the nation’s largest parking programs remains future-ready.
Smart, scalable tech for one of the nation’s busiest parking programs
With over 2 million citations issued annually and more than 800 officers on staff to patrol Philadelphia’s streets in support of mobility and parking compliance, the Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) operates one of the largest and most complex parking enforcement programs in the country. When the PPA initiated a Request for Proposals in late 2024 to modernize its parking violation system, it marked a major opportunity for innovation and reinvestment in the city’s mobility infrastructure.
On May 20th, the PPA awarded the renewed contract to Duncan Solutions, which had managed the parking program since 2019. As part of that team, Park Loyalty was selected once again as the subcontractor responsible for the parking enforcement technology: a critical component of the system that includes handheld ticket-writing devices, enforcement software, officer productivity reporting, and more.
Built for the officers who keep Philly moving
Park Loyalty, known for its modern, practical omnichannel enforcement technology, has been powering the PPA’s enforcement field operations since 2022 with its flagship platform, Enforce Pro. The handheld software allows officers to issue citations in under 40 seconds using integrated license plate recognition (LPR), live permit and payment validation, evidence capture, and real-time syncing with backend systems. Officers can access GIS-based tracking and route analytics that help ensure better coverage and reduced redundancy, all while increasing citation accuracy and compliance.
This year’s contract renewal includes the deployment of over 400 new handheld devices, ensuring PPA’s enforcement officers continue to have up-to-date, intuitive tools with faster communication and future-ready capabilities. Park Loyalty team members were on-site to assist with setup and onboarding, making sure the tech was not just deployed, but fully ready to take to the streets.
Park Loyalty team members on-site at the Philadelphia Parking Authority, programming and staging hundreds of new handheld devices as part of the enforcement technology upgrade.
Longstanding partnerships, familiar faces
While Park Loyalty officially joined the project in 2022, its connection to PPA goes back even further. CEO Marc Lucey had already been involved with the original contract as an executive leader at Duncan Solutions. His continued presence on the project brings consistency and a customer-first mindset that the PPA team has come to trust.
It’s this type of long-standing partnership, combined with Park Loyalty’s focus on service and innovation, that helped deliver this upgrade on time and at scale.
High-volume operations, high-impact partnerships
The PPA’s enforcement system is one of the most sophisticated in the U.S., integrating citation issuance with backend call centers, pay stations, plate-based permitting, mobile payments, and even automated dispatch for towing operations. With tens of thousands of license plates scanned daily and real-time verification of permit, payment and other statuses built in, enforcement is fast, fair, and backed by ample evidence.
This effort is part of a broader contract team that includes UR International for immobilization and towing, and PRWT Services for back-office and motorist support. Park Loyalty contributes to this collaborative effort by delivering the enforcement technology that helps keep operations running efficiently.
Gratitude from the Park Loyalty team
At Park Loyalty, we are proud to support the Philadelphia Parking Authority in delivering one of the most efficient, responsive, and advanced parking enforcement systems in the nation. We are deeply grateful for the trust placed in us, and we’re excited to continue delivering technology that empowers officers and improves the experience for motorists citywide.
From pause to progress: modernizing parking enforcement across one of the nation’s largest transit networks.
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) is one of the largest transit systems in the U.S., serving nearly four million people across five counties in the Philadelphia region, with connections to Delaware and New Jersey. SEPTA operates an extensive network of regional rail, subway, trolley, and bus services, making it a critical mobility provider.
For many commuters, their journey begins and ends at a SEPTA parking lot or garage, making it a crucial touchpoint in their daily routine. A smooth parking experience can be the difference between a stress-free commute and a missed train. As part of its mission to deliver safe, accessible, and dependable transportation, SEPTA manages parking at 138 facilities, including three garages and, with recent additions, 99 paid surface lots.
Before 2024, SEPTA faced longstanding challenges in its commuter parking operations. Aging infrastructure, cash-only payments, and manual enforcement using slot boxes created long lines, limited compliance, and ultimately, revenue loss. While these issues predated the COVID-19 pandemic, they were further entrenched by a four-year moratorium on parking fees, which suspended revenue collection and delayed the necessary upgrades.
As a result of the pause, a significant financial gap emerged. Today, revenue from paid parking and enforcement citations is helping to close that gap by supporting SEPTA’s core transit services, contributing to the upkeep of parking facilities, and reinforcing the agency’s broader goal of delivering reliable regional mobility.
Scope of SEPTA’s service in the Philadelphia region
A 4-Year Moratorium, Manual Processes, and No Technology
Prior to its upgrade initiative, SEPTA’s parking program lacked modern payment kiosks, mobile payment, enforcement technology, and real-time, integrated data: components that define today’s most efficient parking ecosystems. Without them, operations were slow, disconnected, and frustrating for both commuters and staff, resulting in missed revenue and a poor parking experience. The system relied on cash-only slot boxes at 84 lots, charging $1 per day. Enforcement officers issued citations manually and lacked the real-time evidence that technology provides to help determine when issuing a violation was appropriate. Meanwhile, administrative staff had no visibility into compliance levels, officer activity, or lot-by-lot performance, limiting their ability to monitor, support, or improve the program.
Ken Kalczewski, SEPTA’s Director of Project Integration, helped lead the transition away from this outdated system. “From no enforcement technology, slot boxes, and no metrics to a high-tech enforcement system with Park Loyalty, it’s been a dramatic shift for us,” he said.
Enforcement Modernization with Park Loyalty
SEPTA enforcement officer during training
In 2024, SEPTA launched a comprehensive parking modernization initiative beginning with a competitive RFP process. The awarded vendor, Flowbird (now Arrive), was tasked with delivering a complete parking management ecosystem. As part of the integrated solution, Park Loyalty partnered with Flowbird and SEPTA to provide enforcement and citation processing technology through its Enforce Pro and Process Pro platforms.
This combination equipped SEPTA’s team with the tools needed to issue citations efficiently in the field, supported by a back-office system for citation processing, compliance tracking, appeals, and payment resolution. The entire system was rolled out under the SEPTA Park brand, with phased deployment beginning in Fall 2024 and full enforcement operational by November.
Officers were equipped with mobile handheld devices running the Enforce Pro application with integrated license plate recognition (LPR) technology to verify plate status in real time. Officers gained access to tools for digital chalking, image capture, GPS tagging, and on-the-spot validation of payment data. These features allowed officers to issue tickets with greater confidence and consistency, while also capturing the supporting evidence required for compliance and appeals.
“The system is extremely user-friendly, and our officers were able to pick it up and master the application quickly. The efficiency gains have far exceeded expectations. Officers are writing tickets in around 27 seconds!”— Ken Kalczewski, Director of Project Integration, SEPTA
On the back end, Process Pro manages citation data flow from the field through to resolution. This included automated notice generation, online adjudication, and payment portals. Together, the systems replaced SEPTA’s previously manual, fragmented approach with an integrated enforcement lifecycle.
Park Loyalty’s team supported the rollout with on-site training, documentation, and timely responses throughout implementation. Their responsiveness, even to questions beyond the original scope, helped build trust and keep the project moving.
“Marc and Kristen were fantastic,” says Ken. “Very professional and always responsive. When a problem arises, they’re on it immediately.”
Results: Efficiency, Insight, and Revenue Recovery
The results were immediate and measurable. Despite no prior exposure to enforcement technology, SEPTA parking officers quickly adapted and began working with new workflows and real-time tools.
Within the first 8 months:
Citation issuance time averaging 27 seconds
Over $4 million in parking payment & citation revenue collected within 7 months, which is needed to offset parking maintenance and operations cost so far
Real-time insight into officer activity, lot performance, and enforcement coverage
Compliance strengthened through GPS tracking, image documentation, and LPR matching
Most payments and appeals are now processed via the Park Loyalty motorist portal
“It’s been transformative for SEPTA and our staff. We’re very proud of the progress we’ve made.” — Ken Kalczewski
What’s Next: Expansion and 24/7 Enforcement
SEPTA’s early success is fueling the continued growth of the program:
38 additional lots are being converted from free to paid parking
Anticipated annual citation volume 100,000+
24/7 enforcement is expanding to all commuter locations
Planned integration with SEPTA’s Key 2.0 fare system could mean more seamless connections between parking and transit payments
SEPTA’s shift from manual processes and a pandemic-era moratorium to a high-performing, data-driven enforcement and partnership, SEPTA now has the tools, insight, and scalability to support both parking and transit goals moving forward.
Key Takeaways for Parking Leaders
Starting from scratch with technology, without a legacy system to replace, is not a disadvantage; it can lead to a faster, more efficient implementation
Phased rollouts and responsive support ease adoption and reduce commuter friction
Real-time data improves daily oversight and informs long-term planning
User-friendly tools increase officer efficiency and accuracy in the field
Reliable vendor partnerships provide continuity, expertise, and fast issue resolution
Full system implementation completed in just over two weeks.
Located entirely within the city limits of Detroit, Hamtramck is a diverse community just miles from the heart of downtown. The City has successfully launched Park Loyalty’s Enforce Pro omnichannel enforcement platform just over two weeks after initial discussions, demonstrating what’s possible when urgency meets collaboration with the right partner.
In late June, Hamtramck’s City Council voted to discontinue its prior enforcement platform, creating an immediate need for a replacement. With little time to spare, Park Loyalty moved quickly, completing a full implementation, including integration with the local court system, by July 18.
Long, drawn-out implementations are all too common in the parking industry. They disrupt operations, pause citation activity, delay revenue collection, and reduce voluntary compliance as enforcement visibility drops. Many agencies even postpone replacing outdated systems simply to avoid that kind of disruption. Park Loyalty’s ability to deliver a rapid, seamless rollout has helped Hamtramck and many other agencies maintain enforcement continuity with minimal impact.
Hamtramck becomes Park Loyalty’s third Michigan client, underscoring the company’s growing presence across the state.
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This approach is exactly what makes Jesus Alvarez an industry impact leader: someone whose vision and openness helped shape solutions that strengthen operations, benefit communities, and set new standards across the industry.
