District of Columbia § 50-2441 Parking Enforcement Management Administration.

District of Columbia Statutes

§ 50-2441 — Parking Enforcement Management Administration.

District of Columbia § 50-2441

Title 50Motor and Non-Motor Vehicles and Traffic.

Ch. 24AParking Enforcement Modernization.

Subch. IIParking Enforcement Management Administration.

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D.C. Code § 50-2441 (2026).

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(a)There is established a Parking Enforcement Management Administration ("PEMA") within the Department, the purpose of which is to provide:

(1)On-street parking enforcement services, including ticketing for parking violations, immobilization, and impoundment;

(2)Removal of abandoned and dangerous vehicles; and

(3)Management of impounded vehicles.

(b)PEMA shall perform 3 primary organizational functions:

(1)Removal of abandoned or dangerous vehicles from any public right-of-way, public space, or private property;

(2)Enforcement of the District's parking regulations to promote vehicular safety and access to short-term parking at meters and long-term parking on residential streets; and

(3)Immobilizing and impounding immobilization-eligible vehicles on public space a

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(a) There is established a Parking Enforcement Management Administration ("PEMA") within the Department, the purpose of which is to provide:

(1) On-street parking enforcement services, including ticketing for parking violations, immobilization, and impoundment;

(2) Removal of abandoned and dangerous vehicles; and

(3) Management of impounded vehicles.

(b) PEMA shall perform 3 primary organizational functions:

(1) Removal of abandoned or dangerous vehicles from any public right-of-way, public space, or private property;

(2) Enforcement of the District's parking regulations to promote vehicular safety and access to short-term parking at meters and long-term parking on residential streets; and

(3) Immobilizing and impounding immobilization-eligible vehicles on public space and relocating illegally parked vehicles impeding public rights-of-way.