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Police chief outlines plan for ParkMobile rollout in downtown Lititz
Summary
Chief Jared Hahn told Council the borough will transition downtown parking to ParkMobile, remove existing meter heads, install two kiosks near the Wilbur and Sturgis Lane, and aims to go live in early September; Council discussed sign size and kiosk placement.
Chief Jared Hahn briefed Council on the upcoming downtown transition to ParkMobile electronic parking payments. Hahn said the existing meter heads will be removed and drivers will be able to pay via the ParkMobile app, text, website or by phone; two kiosks will be installed — one near the Wilbur and another near Sturgis Lane — to allow cash or card payments. Hahn told Council the system is estimated to go live in early September and committed to a further update in August.
Council asked technical and aesthetic questions. Councilmember Gattis raised concerns about sign size and potential clutter on meter posts; Council reached consensus that signage should be spread out to minimize visual impact. Yearick confirmed it is possible to allow pre‑payment before enforcement begins. The minutes do not record a vote on the item; the update was presented for information and future implementation steps.
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