Tucson Mayor’s Office in 255 West Alameda Street

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  Downtown parking nightmare by design? Just had my evening at downtown restaurant (HiFi Kitchen) ruined. Arrived at 7:30pm Friday for our company Christmas party. Centro parking had the "lot full" sign out so myself and others caravaning to your establishment had to drive around the corner parked two blocks away. We noted a sign said no parking without a permit during posted hours. Looked for a sign saying the "posted" hours and couldn't find one posted anywhere in the vicinity (430 E. 9th st.). So we made the assumption that posted hours are business day hours and like the 3 cars parked next to us guess we were all WRONG. So at least a half a dozen of us who patronized your business just got burned for $62.00 each, thanks for an evening to remember. I can't help but feel as if we were railroaded into this trap. Traveling on unfamiliar, poorly lit roads after being denied parking in the building where we had dinner reservations and forced to park on back streets with NO lighting and inadequate signage. Now I have to schedule a court hearing and lose a day's wages to contest this ticket to a judge that could careless about the struggles of the hard working tax payer that would not have been able to afford dinning down town in the first place if it wasn't paid for by my employer. My wife and I will not ever be returning to your restaurant. Instead I will be bitching about the experience to everyone that will listen for months to come. You can thank the city of Tucson and there B.S. messed up parking for the disservice to your business. Sincerely agitated,
  By Edward Carroll, August 14, 2017
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  I have had the same parking problems. It is so hard to patronize those businesses and the parking mess makes it even harder.
  By Randy Jones, October 14, 2016

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