Compliance Is A Team Sport: How Cities, Operators & Tech Can Work As One

About the Webinar

Parking enforcement works best when everyone plays their part. From city officials to private operators to tech providers, collaboration is key to creating systems that are fair, efficient, and built to last.

In this session, we’ll dig into how public-private partnerships and shared goals can lead to stronger compliance outcomes, better service, and improved trust with the public. Using real-world examples, Zach Earles from Passport and Conor Buckley from LAZ Parking will highlight successful strategies that led to measurable improvements in parking programs.

If you’re involved in managing parking operations, technology, or municipal services, this session will give you fresh ideas and a practical game plan to elevate your enforcement efforts.

Meet the Presenters

Zach Earles
Account Executive, Passport
Zach works with local governments to improve mobility through better compliance, stronger programs, and more connected communities. He focuses on helping cities unlock revenue and improve how people move through their daily lives.

Conor Buckley
Vice President of Municipal Services, LAZ Parking
Conor brings over a decade of experience in parking enforcement, permitting, and payment technologies. He leads LAZ’s Government Services division, supporting municipal clients across the country through partnerships that prioritize service and efficiency.

Key Takeaways

By attending, you’ll learn how to:

• Build stronger partnerships between cities, tech vendors, and operators
• Set shared goals and clear expectations across all stakeholders
• Apply real-world strategies to improve compliance and the customer experience