The Miami Parking Authority board member Jami Reyes, CEO Art Noriega, COO Alex Argudin, and members of the senior management staff visited the Lotus House and presented them with a check for back-to-school uniforms for the children who are in the shelter.

Trees are a vital part any urban infrastructure, as much as other municipal facilities and the Miami Parking Authority strives to preserve and protect these public assets, as part of its Grove Bay development project. These images illustrate the transplantation of royal palms from Grove Bay to Regatta Park.

The Business of Public-Private Partnerships in Miami Blog post by Art Noriega, Chief Executive Officer, Miami Parking Authority Today, I had the pleasure of joining a group distinguished panelists during the Invest: Miami 2018 conference held at the Hyatt Regency in downtown. Our panel was tasked with distilling the uses… Read more »

In the wake of past major hurricanes that have threatened South Florida, the City of Miami and the Miami Parking Authority (MPA) will continue to team up to provide Miami residents the opportunity to park one vehicle per household, free of charge, in the MPA parking garages listed below: College… Read more »

Miami, FL – June 12, 2018 — On June 19, 2018, Mr. Arthur “Art” Noriega, Chief Executive Officer of the Miami Parking Authority (MPA) will take part on a panel discussion on “How Public-Private Partnerships are Shaping Miami” during the upcoming Invest: Miami 2018 Conference to be held at the… Read more »

MIAMI, FL – May 7, 2018 – The Miami Parking Authority (MPA) has modified the centralized valet parking program to accommodate the needs of the customers and business in Coconut Grove.  The modifications will go into effect immediately.   The centralized valet parking service is largely offered in urban areas… Read more »