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Posted: May 23, 2011
Allpro Parking begins operations in Rochester
Allpro Parking, LLC recently began operations at the HSBC Plaza Garage. The garage is located beneath the HSBC Plaza at 100 Chestnut St.
The HSBC Plaza Garage has a capacity of 310 spaces and offers monthly and daily parking for patrons. The lot is located near The Strong National Museum of Play and Manhattan Square Park.
Allpro Parking currently operates five additional locations in Rochester and provides customer service and maintenance to seven city-owned parking garages and lots.
"Allpro Parking has strong presence in Rochester, and continued success in customer service at our locations throughout the city, " said Rick Serra, CEO of Allpro Parking. "We will continue to offer convenient parking and Allpro Parking's characteristic quality service to patrons with this new garage."
Allpro Parking manages and operates over 85 locations throughout Western New York and Ohio.
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