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Downtown parking in Clinton is back on the radar for City leaders.
Earlier this month, it was decided the City would temporarily end the use of parking meters after local business owners said their patrons were getting ticketed for expired meters.
Commissioner of Public Safety, Danny Ballenger explains the meters are inconsistently enforced because it falls under the jurisdiction of the police department.
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After 90 days, business owners are asked to seek out local leaders and let them know if they the 90 days of no parking meters has worked out for their patrons.
Meters around the square were covered this week to signify the change.
