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The Borough of Hanover has announced various changes to its parking program beginning the spring of 2022. The program modernization is a result of a \u201ctop down\u201d assessment of the program completed in August 2020 combined with poll responses from various Hanover businesses, Main Street Hanover, and the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce. Unlike previous studies that simply counted spaces, this study looked at how to improve the parking experience by improving the way in which patrons pay for their parking sessions. Like a lot of other communities, the decision was made by Hanover Borough Council to contract with Passport Parking to develop and deploy a cloud-based management \/ pay parking solution. The new program will offer multiple ways to start (and continue) a parking session. A patron can use the mobile application on their phone, or they can continue to use coins. In addition, there will be kiosks provided at certain locations to provide other ways to pay (cash, credit card, Tap-and-go, etc.).<\/p>\n
More information on the parking modernization program is available at the Borough office and online at:<\/p>\n