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In a move that promises to ease the parking woes of Knoxville residents, the Tennessee Attorney General’s Office has successfully negotiated an $8.75 million agreement with Metropolis Technologies. This company, known for managing multiple parking facilities in the heart of downtown Knoxville, is now set to offer tangible benefits to local drivers. The settlement package is comprised of various compensations including refunds, free parking credits, and mandated operational changes aimed at improving the overall parking experience for the community.

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