News & Updates
Staying Informed. Staying Ahead.
Welcome to the News & Updates page for United Parking Services. Here you’ll find the latest company announcements, industry insights, project highlights, and updates. Discover how we are helping municipalities and private property owners manage parking more effectively.
Elevating Your Venue: How to Choose the Right Valet Parking Partner
In the hospitality and service industry, the first point of contact between your business and a guest doesn’t happen at the front desk or the host stand—it happens at the curb. A valet service is more than just a convenience; it is a brand ambassador that sets the tone for the entire guest experience. Choosing…
Parking Management That Works for Municipalities and Communities
Municipal parking programs play a critical role in supporting local businesses, managing congestion, and creating positive visitor experiences. When parking systems are unclear or inefficient, it can impact everything from economic activity to public perception. At United Parking Services, we partner with municipalities to design and manage parking programs that balance enforcement, accessibility, and community…
UPS's Regulatory Parking Resources
United Parking Systems is a transparent, "pro-consumer" operator who puts their clients and regulations standards at the forefront of their company goals.
Critical links for a Florida operator this year have revolved around the landmark HB 271, which fundamentally changed how private parking is enforced in the state.
This is the most important link for your site. Passed in 2024 and fully in effect by 2026, this law governs how private lots must operate.
What it covers: The mandatory 15-minute grace period, signage requirements, and the prohibition of late fees until a notice is 30 days past due.
Link: Florida Statute 715.075 - Vehicles parked on private property (Search for 715.075)
If your management involves towing unauthorized vehicles, you must link to the "Towing Bible."
What it covers: Specific requirements for towing signs (dimensions, placement, and wording) and the maximum rates that can be charged.
Essential for ensuring your clients' lots meet ADA and state accessibility standards.
What it covers: The number of required spots per lot size and the specific "Fine up to $250" language required on signs.
Link: Florida Statute 316.1955 - Enforcement of parking for persons with disabilities
