Uber-like valet parking may come to Dayton’s Fire Blocks District
28 Mar 2019
A new service is planned for the Fire Blocks District that allows drivers to get valet parking with a press of a button on their smartphones.
Cincinnati-based Divine Services Corp.offers an on-demand valet service that allows customers to drop off and pick up their vehicles anywhere within defined service areas using an app on their smartphones.
The company currently operates in downtown Cincinnati but plans to bring its “groundbreaking” mobile app technology to the Fire Blocks District, said Sukhmanjit Singh, vice president and general manager of the company.
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