WMATA Awards Contract to POM March 5, 2008 RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS. Washington Metro Area Transit Authority (WMATA) has issued a contract to POM Incorporated of Russellville, Arkansas, for 3,500 new electronic parking meters in excess of $1.4 million.  POM’s  rotary enforcement signal was found by WMATA to be the best visibility to meet their needs for drive-by enforcement.

The meters feature a jam-resistant coin chute with new anti-cheat technology.   The vault is POM’s new iron Magnum, a larger version that holds over $118 in quarters.  

POM is pleased to help WMATA upgrade all the old meters at their train station parking lots to these new, high-tech versions over the next few months.

Key West Parking Meters Become Computerized.        Read more...

PARC Smartcard is an Easier Way to Feed the Meter. Metro Louisville went shopping and brought home a parking meter that will make searching for quarters a thing of the past.  Louisville--Marsha Roth   Read more...

New Haven, CT, awards $1.5 million contract to POM Meters accept Parcxmart cards. Read more...         NBC30 Report   10/25/06 update

High-Tech Meters Hit Downtown
Bridgeport--Aaron Leo, Connecticut Post.  Story here.

New meter lets you park free downtown. Jeff Eckhoff, Register Staff Writer

Des Moines parking officials, the object of countless curses from the lips of downtown commuters, moved to regain a little of their customers' good will on Monday by installing the city's first no-charge parking meter.  That's right, a no-charge parking meter.  No quarter necessary.  Push a button, get 15 minutes free.  Read more...