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Reeves Northrup and Roy Carter, husband of Robin Northrup (Grant’s granddaughter), became co-managers of the firm with Roy in sales and Reeves leading operations. Unfortunately, illness prevented Reeves from continuing work, so Roy was soon assigned the task of running the entire operation. Roy Carter raised the profile of the company in the parking market by becoming involved in the National Parking Association and other parking organizations. By 1977 Toledo Ticket was one of only a handful of firms in the entire United States that printed nothing but tickets. In the 21st century, parking garages, bridges, subways and carnivals are still the ticket to success for Toledo Ticket, despite friendly competition from firms such as Digital Printing Systems and Southland Printing. Toledo Ticket Today Toledo Ticket now boasts more than 100 employees, partners, and representatives and has four manufacturing facilities and 18 sales offices strategically positioned nationwide. By its estimation, the company provides ticket product solutions to more than 6,500 parking customers, and 2,000 sports and entertainment clients worldwide in over 30 countries. The firm says it recently upgraded its internal computer design and manufacturing and expanded its ticket operations and ticket products. With the development of “I have been a client and friend of the Carters for many years and they have always delivered impeccable service. They have become true partners in every sense of the word." Herb Anderson, Chairman, President and CEO, Impark Toledo Ticket Today Toledo Ticket has more than 100 employees, partners, and reps, four manufacturing facilities, and 18 sales offices strategically positioned nationwide. They provide ticket product solutions to more than 6,500 parking customers, and 2,000 sports and entertainment clients worldwide in over 30 countries. Their full color equipment lets them print up to nine colors at a time. They are certified by most parking equipment manufacturers and custom software designers in all 50 states and more than 30 countries. Through direct-to-plate capabilities, in-house design and manufacturing, and printing technologies, they provide top-of-line, cost-effective services. Toledo Ticket provides products to customers in every major metropolitan city, and most secondary and tertiary markets in North and Central America, and many in South America as well. Their customer following is strong, and very loyal. Many of their customers have been with them over 20 years, and can’t seem to find any good reason to make a change! For additional info on their products and services, or requests for estimates, please contact Tom Carter at 800.533.6620 or info@ToledoTicket.com or go to www.ToledoTicket.com. National Parking Association PArkiNG March 2010

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