Our Mission:
PayLock believes that parking is a valuable and limited resource.
As a critical service, parking must be fairly, creatively, and aggressively managed by public and private administrators. PayLock’s mission is to find ways to promote a healthy parking environment where everybody wins.

About PayLock:
PayLock is a progressive company that offers a complete arsenal of parking enforcement products and services. But more importantly, we provide solutions that translate directly to the bottom line.

PayLock's proven solutions produce immediate results, without the risk of a
large, upfront investment. Since PayLock services are based on contingency
fees, our clients generally have no out-of-pocket expenses whatsoever.

PayLock brings a completely new paradigm to the parking enforcement arena
— and our customers are reaping the benefits.

News

Nov 7, 2008
Baltimore, MD launches with PayLock in an effort to collect on $68 million worth of unpaid parking tickets." Read the story.

Oct 29, 2008
The PayLock solution isn't just for parking tickets. Fredericksburg, VA successfully collects delinquent personal property taxes with the SmartBoot" Read more.

July 5, 2008
Results are in for the first 6 months with Syracuse - "It's working out fantastic" Click here to read the story.

April 23, 2008
New Orleans adopts the Paylock Solution. Click here to read all about it.

December 30, 2007
PayLock and their Smart Boot makes news in Prince Georges County. Click here to watch the video.

December 20, 2007
Syracuse and its citizens begin to learn about the Smart Boot. Click here to read the story.

July 14, 2007
In October, the City of Denver will be using PayLock's Smart Boot. Click here to watch the video.

May 7, 2007
Parking scofflaws beware: Denver is about to take parking enforcement to a whole new level. Click here to read the story.

May 3, 2007
The City of Norwalk introduced new technology Thursday that targets drivers with multiple unpaid parking tickets. Click here to see the video.

February 7, 2007
KRON News 4, the Bay Area’s News Station runs a story on PayLock’s SmartBoot technology. Click here to check out the video.

July 28, 2006
The pending PayLock installation in Wilmington, Delaware is generating some excitement as the city prepares to benefit from the PayLock suite of services. The CBS news in Philadelphia picked up the story. Click here to check out the video.

July 7, 2006
PayLock's RFID permit system has been featured in dozens of periodicals and newspapers and was featured on The NYC CBS News as part of an emerging technology report. Click here to check out the video.

May 15, 2006
During this year’s IPI show in Las Vegas, PayLock was awarded "Best in Show" and garnered more that 100 qualified leads for PayLock’s Digital Permit Management System and Intelligent Immobilization Programs, including cities of Dublin, Ireland and Cape Town, South Africa. In addition, PayLock’s unique Digital Inspection and Maintenance solution was met with great enthusiasm. Stay tuned for more details…

May 8, 2006
PayLock announces the strategic hire of Matthew Silverman as Executive Vice President, responsible for business development and strategic management consulting. Formerly of ACS, Mr. Silverman brings 22 years of proven process reengineering experience in government transportation and parking outsourcing solutions to the growing PayLock team. Mr. Silverman has been directly responsible for parking program implementations in Philadelphia, Los Angeles and Washington, DC operating parking programs on behalf of the local government.

March 11, 2006
PayLock prepares to unveil new RFID Parking permit management system called "ClearTag". In cooperation with Symbol technologies, and several parking industry partners, PayLock prepares to unveil a radical shift to parking permit management systems with its patent pending ClearTag RFID Permit system. Official launch at IPI show in Las Vegas in May : Booth # 323

December 28, 2005
PayLock's SmartBoot™ system installs in Richmond VA, in cooperation with Lanier Parking Systems, and The City of Richmond. The program produced over $100,000 in delinquent revenue in the first 30 days of the program, with motorists reconciling, on average, in under 5 minutes.