Parking audit finds problems, not meters

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Outsourcing the District’s parking meter service cost taxpayers millions of dollars in lost revenue, and more than half of the city’s meters are missing, broken or defaced, according to an internal District of Columbia audit.

Council Member Carol Schwartz said the findings confirmed her suspicions, and she urged new Mayor Adrian Fenty to work on a plan to bring the parking meter functions back in-house.

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