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Downtown residents press council to fund enforcement and gates at Galloway parking ramp
Summary
Downtown Neighborhood Association leaders urged the city to include camera-based enforcement (Passport Enforcement Module), controlled-access gates and regular patrols for the Galloway Parking Ramp in the 2026 operating and capital budgets to improve safety and recover revenue.
Deb Marshall, chair of the Downtown Neighborhood Association, and Diane Leader, the association—s vice chair, told the Eau Claire City Council their group has spent hundreds of hours documenting misuse and safety problems at the Galloway Parking Ramp and asked the council to include corrective actions in the 2026 budget and CIP.
Marshall said her prior emails to staff left key…
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