The Harrisburg Parking Authority Board approved the following resolution by a 5-0 vote. Whereas, PEDFA has withheld Rent and City Payments without justification and in violation of the Lease, the Asset Transfer Agreement and the Indenture.

Letter signed by Harrisburg Parking Authority Chair Vern L. McKissick addressed to PEDFA The accrued Rent due as of the date of this notice is $678,571.96.

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Archive.

Harrisburg Parking Advisory Meeting February 22, 2016.

Mayor Eric Papenfuse comments during Monday's public meeting at the Crowne Plaza hotel downtown Harrisburg.

The waterfall system, pools of money, PEDFA and threats from DCED.

A scandal of significance proportions.

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PEDFA Board Meeting Wednesday October 21, 2015.

Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse spoke to board members of the Pennsylvania Economic Development Financing Authority (PEDFA) Wednesday afternoon.

Mayor Papenfuse.

Our relationship with SP Plus and PK Harris is good and improving. Our relationship with CREDC is poor and getting worse.

The Official Statement of the PEDFA $286 million revenue bonds states that CREDC shall be paid $8K a month plus expenses.

Official Statement Page 338.

ARTICLE V CREDC FEES SECTION 5.01. Fees of CREDC. In consideration of the performance of CREDC's services under this Agreement, and subject to the provisions of Section 4.08 herein, CREDC shall be paid such reasonable fees as proposed by CREDC in each year of the Term. Initially, the fee of CREDC shall be $8,000.00 per month, payable in advance on the first business day of each month commencing on January 2, 2014. In addition, CREDC shall be paid a pro rated monthly fee, based on such initial amount, for the period from December 23, 2013 through January 2, 2014.

Official Statement of the $286,553,663.70 Pennsylvania Economic Development Financing Authority Parking System Revenue Bonds.

Capitol Region Parking System 758 Page Statement.

Map of Midtown. New Meters.

The zones where new meters are permitted. Competitive Parking Area.

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Archive video November 2013.

The Harrisburg Parking Authority board met Tuesday afternoon at 2pm to vote on asset transfers, lawsuit settlements, and cooperation agreements related to the "Harrisburg Strong Plan"

Video. Revised Asset Transfer Agreement.

Video. PEDFA Lease.

Video. 2014 Rate Increase.

Video. 2013 Cooperation Agreement.

Video. PEDFA Preliminary Official Statement.

Video. Termination Of Interest Rate Cap Agreement.

Video. The Harrisburg University Lawsuit Settlement.

Video. The Harrisburg University lawsuit, a settlement of 3.6 million funded by the parking transaction proceeds.

Here's a copy of the Harrisburg Parking Authority Proforma Settlement Statement

Here's a copy of the Settlement Agreement between UMB Bank, N.A., Harrisburg University, Harrisburg Parking Authority and Forth Street Condominium Association.

Here's a copy of the Modification to Mortgage, Consent and Release.

Lastly, here's a copy of the Settlement Agreement and Mutual Release between the Harrisburg Parking Authority and The Harrisburg University of Science and Technology.

Photo file 2012

As released by the Harrisburg Bureau of Police

On 07/08/2016 at 2210 hours, Harrisburg Police responded to a home invasion on the 1500 block of Green Street. The victims related that they were walking home from a nearby location and entered their residence. Once inside the male was walking to the door that he had entered through. It was at this time that he noticed a male wearing a mask holding what appeared to be a gun. This male demanded money from the victim and took his wallet that contained money in it. It was at this time that the male victim noticed two additional males with firearms. One of the males went upstairs and confronted the female victim. This male demanded money which the victim provided.

The males are described as follows:

Suspect 1: A heavy set black male wearing a dark color sweatshirt, black mask pulled up, and jeans.

Suspect 2: A 6 foot tall, thin black male wearing a dark color hoodie and gray sweat pants.

Suspect 3: A thin, light skinned black male, wearing a dark (possibly red) sweatshirt, and gray sweat pants.

Anyone that have information regarding this incident asked to call police at 717-558-6900 and ask for a detective or supervisor.

Dauphin County Crime Stoppers is offering a reward of up to $2000 for information leading to an arrest in this incident.

Governor Wolf held a 6pm press event Sunday July 10th.

I will let the budget become law.

Good luck to us.