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Parking Lot Fines Issue in Cleveland
Laura Plas contacted News 5 Investigators regarding parking fines she believes are unjust. In early August, she parked her car in a lot at 1239 W. 9th St. to celebrate her daughter’s birthday, paying a $15 fee via a QR code. Shortly after leaving, she received a notification that her payment had declined. After disputing a citation that initially amounted to $102, the fine was reduced to $82.
Weeks later, Laura’s daughter briefly pulled into the same lot but did not park. They later received a collection notice for another $102 fine. Laura feels the actions of the parking enforcement company, PRRS, are excessive and questioned their operations.
Cameron Nakashima, from the Better Business Bureau, noted PRRS’s history of complaints, advising individuals to keep documentation when disputing fines. In 2023, a settlement was reached in Colorado over illegal fines by PRRS. Laura believes the company should no longer operate in Cleveland. News 5 Investigators reached out for further details from both involved companies.
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