Representatives from Fybr, an electronic parking platform, are in the city to install in-ground parking sensors on nearly 200 of the city’s two-hour parking spaces. Officials had a plan for what day each spot would be closed for the instillation, though because of the weather, the plan has been changed. City officials say they still believe the instillation will be complete by Wednesday or early Thursday. Above, Sean Reidy, with FYBR, works to cut a hole where the sensor will be placed, on Fourth Street.
(Journal-Tribune photo by Kevin Behrens)