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Oakland’s city government is reorganizing parking operations, shifting revenue collection and meter management from the Department of Transportation to the Finance Department—starting July 1 if approved by City Council. The move, scaled back from earlier plans, leaves enforcement and policy with DOT. Finance argues it will boost collections, while DOT and business groups warn it risks turning parking into a cash grab and could slow operations. Thirteen enforcement roles are moving to finance, alongside four new positions to strengthen revenue efforts—though some staff are reportedly unhappy. Meanwhile, the mayor’s budget still heavily funds DOT with millions for mobile payments, street sweeping, and overtime for enforcement.
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