Last Week for LEXPARK’s “Food for Fines” Holiday Food Drive
The Lexington Parking Authority (LPA) announced today that nearly 2,000 food items, which havepaid for over $2,800 in citations, have been collected in the first three weeks of the four week campaign. Food for Fines2021runs from November 22ndthrough December 17th. Customers who bring in 10 cans of food will receive $15.00 off any LEXPARK or Lexington Police issued on-street parking citation. There is no […]
Lexington Parking Authority Wins International Parking & Mobility Institute Marketing Award
IPMI Marketing Awards recognize outstanding marketing, communications, and public relations efforts in parking, mobility, and transportation. The Lexington Parking Authority (LPA) was one of six winners of 2021 International Parking & Mobility Institute (IPMI) Marketing Awards. The awards recognize outstanding parking and mobility marketing, public relations, and communications programs and campaigns. Winners use a wide spectrum of marketing tools, from advertising and public relations to collateral development, […]
Lexington Parking Authority Wins International Parking & Mobility Institute Award of Excellence for Helix Parking Structure Water Quality Improvement
2021 IPMI Awards of Excellence winners exemplify creativity, future-thinking, and a commitment to mobility and sustainability. The Lexington Parking Authority (LPA) was recognized by the International Parking & Mobility Institute (IPMI) with 2021 IPMI Awards of Excellence for the Helix Parking Structure Water Quality Improvement project. IPMI Awards of Excellence showcase outstanding parking and transportation facilities and innovative programs […]
Lexington Parking Authority announces 2021 “Food for Fines” Holiday Program
The Lexington Parking Authority announced today that its LEXPARK program will once again run the “Food for Fines” canned food drive in partnership with God’s Pantry Food Bank. This year the nationally recognized Food for Fines program runs from Monday, November 22nd through Friday, December 17th. Customers who bring in 10 cans of food will receive $15.00 off any LEXPARK or Lexington Police issued parking […]
Major Investments Required to Extend the Useful Life of a Parking Facility
The recent partial collapse of a privately owned parking structure in Lexingtonis a reminder of the enormous amount of time and expense required to safely maintain a parking facility for public use. As such, we would like to take the opportunity to educate the citizens of Lexington and Fayette County on how the LFCPA utilizes monthlygarage and street parking revenues to maintain […]