Beginning Tuesday, motorists parking in the Azalea, Maple and Dogwood public parking lots can use the ParkMobile app to pay for parking initially and extend their time without returning to a payment kiosk. The existing parking kiosks will remain as payment options in addition to the app.
“By partnering with ParkMobile, Downtown Hendersonville is able to offer a contactless and convenient parking option,” Community Development Director Lew Holloway said. “Instead of disrupting a meal or shopping experience to feed the parking meter, visitors can add time straight from their phone and enjoy downtown without interruption.”
New signage and stickers in public parking lots will provide information on how to pay for parking using the app in addition to resources posted at www.hendersonvillenc.gov/parking. The ParkMobile app is free to download in the App Store and Google Play. Users may also register at ParkMobile.io.