RIDE THAT SHOWS YOU THE NEW

SYSTEM THAT COULD STILL BE IN

PLACE.

LOOK UP THERE, YES, THIS IS A

RESIDENTIAL PERMIT PARKING AREA.

THAT MEANS ENFORCERS LOOK FOR

STICKERS LIKE THIS BUT NEW

TECHNOLOGY COULD MAKE THOSE

STICKERS TWO AWAY.

ENFORCEMENT AGENTS PATROL MOSTLY

ON FOOT.

THEY COST TENS OF THOUSANDS TO

PRINT AND MAIL.

AND ONE COUNCILMAN SAYS IT'S A

WASTE OF MONEY.

WE'RE RIDING ALONG IN ONE OF

JUST THREE AUTHORITY CARS

EQUIPPED WITH CAMERAS THAT READ

LICENSE PLATES AND ALERT THE

ENFORCER IF THE OWNER DOES NOT

HAVE A PERMIT.

GILLMAN IS URGING THE AUTHORITY

TO GO "ALL IN" WITH THIS

TECHNOLOGY AND DITCH THE

STICKERS.

IT WOULD SAVE MONEY, BE MORE

EFFICIENT.

THEY COULD FULLY COMMIT FOR

PATROL CARS AND ENFORCERS ON

FOOT.

OUR PRODUCTIITY INCREASES

MIGHTLY WHEN WE'RE USING THE

TECHNOLOGY.

RESIDENTS LIKE THE TECHNOLOGY

AND LIKE GILMAN'S IDEA OF

DROPPING PERMIT STICKERS AND

RENEWING THEM ONLINE.

I WILL NOT MISS THEM.

IT'S A HASSLE TO GET IT, COME

BACK, IF YOU CHANGE CARS IT CAN

BE A HASSLE.

THEY'RE ON THE AREA DRIVER'S

SIDE PASSENGER SEAT.

IN THE FUTURE, THEY WILL BE

LOOKING FOR PLATES AND NOT