The City has installed new, improved solar-powered parking meters throughout the City. The new parking meters include video touchscreens with user instructions available in English, Spanish, French and Vietnamese. The new meters accept coins, cash, debit and credit card payments.
- Hours of Operation: Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
- Meter Rates:
- French Quarter, Marigny, Central Business District and Warehouse District – $3/hour.
- Other areas of New Orleans – $2/hour
- There is no charge to park in a metered spot on Sunday or the following holidays: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Mardi Gras, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
- No payment fee: parking in a metered space, during operating hours, without paying will incur a fine of $30.
Parking meter fees may be paid through an app on your phone. To register with the new pay-by-phone service provider, visit us.parkmobile.com from your computer or smart phone
Maybe I misunderstood. I thought TM said the video showed her parking there at 12:30 pm?Updates from wwltv.com video (LINK)
- Vehicle found at corner of St. Peter & St. Joseph Streets in New Orleans (0:30)
- Husband is leaving the vehicle there in case she returns for it (2:10)
Attaching a few images of the vehicle itself as it was parked and a map for reference. The vehicle is parked in a metered parking spot in front of a three-story building. The first floor has a sign for Deep South Studios; it looks like the second and third floors may be apartments? This is a one-way street with parking on both sides of the road.
Metered Parking Info from NOLA.gov
SMBAlvin ISD ... has been assisting the family during this difficult time.
In light of everything that has developed and what we've learned so far about Michelle's disappearance....I notice she has many posts in the last couple months about visiting and reconnecting with family, friends, etc. It may be coincidental or it may "tell a story" about what she was feeling, thinking, self reflection as it were...imo. I also noted a phrase she liked and felt important to re-share and post in August.Michelle's Facebook - Log in or sign up to view
I got the same sort of vibe. I'm concerned with the potential for self harmIn light of everything that has developed and what we've learned so far about Michelle's disappearance....I notice she has many posts in the last couple months about visiting and reconnecting with family, friends, etc. It may be coincidental or it may "tell a story" about what she was feeling, thinking, self reflection as it were...imo. I also noted a phrase she liked and felt important to re-share and post in August.
I'm learning not to rush. To let life be beautiful. To be present. To be happy with right now. To appreciate life period.
It sounds to me that Tim Miller ( Texas Equusearch) is really leaning towards the river, flying planes low etc. IMO. I do find it odd to leave her personal belongings behind as well. IMOUpdates from Fox26Houston.com video
- Surveillance shows MR alone, parking her vehicle on St Peter's Street, at 12:01 FRIDAY afternoon (per Tim Miller of Texas Equusearch), started walking (0:45)
- Purse, license, credit card all found in vehicle (1:40)
Attaching frame from surveillance video. (0:30)
Noting this statement by her husband:Here's another update. Apparently, she had some kind of mental health issue and had stopped taking her meds. The husband also said they had no ties to New Orleans.
I could be wrong but I believe she used to live in northern Louisiana and some people mixed that up with her having ties in New Orleans because it’s in the same state (though many miles apart).Why is her husband saying they have no connection to NO? Her brother lives there, right?
I could be wrong but I believe she used to live in northern Louisiana and some people mixed that up with her having ties in New Orleans because it’s in the same state (though many miles apart).