Steele Family Parking & Impound Lot is a parking lot business owned and operated by Jordan Steele and Management.
"Steele of a deal parking, when you’re here, you’re family."
Background[]
The lot is located at Garage Q across from the courthouse. The lot is a parking and impound lot for residents of the city. Jordan is a former tow truck driver and knows the value of good parking services.
Services/Fees:[]
- Retrieve Vehicle - $200 (per vehicle)
- Parking Pass for the entire week and Steele Security - $500
- Tow Truck Drivers Park for Free
Late 2.0 Staff[]
Current Staff:[]
- Owner - Jordan Steele
- Manager - James Apeller
- Manager - Wilhelmina Copperpot
- Head of PR/Manager - Freesh Avacadoh
- Lead Valet/Former Manager - Nettie Machete
- Valet/Janitor - Achmeena Steele
- Valet - Chips Ahoy
- Valet - Natalie Martell
- Valet/Predator - Jerry Callow
- Valet - Jean Steele
- Valet - Temuthy Clackus
- Valet - Nicky Santana
Security[]
- Security - Fuego "Ashkenaz" Blaze
- Security - Pepe Silvia
- Security - Gemma "Emerald" Knight
Tow Driver(s)[]
- Impound worker - Tim Buratler
Previous Staff:[]
- Co-Owner - Kayden Dell'Anno† (Deceased)
- Assistant Manager - Boba Stone† (Deceased)
- Lot Attendant/Cameraman - Solomon Seerson
- Spiritual Leader - Justin Steele † (Deceased)
- Lot Attendant/Security - Dan Faily (Fired)
- Lot Attendant - Dreah Johnson (Fired)
- Head of HR/ Manager - Louis Baton † (Deceased)
- Security - August Vakarian † (Deceased)
Controversies[]
Residents of the city do not like paying for parking or impound services. For this reason, the lot has a security guard on duty. Kayden often had to deal with angry customers and random citizens who disagree with the services and prices offered by the business.
Chief Justice Dennis LaBarre issued a state warning that any criminal activity will be met swiftly. Despite this announcement by the state, citizens continually harassed, ignore and attacked Kayden and those working at the lot. They continue working to establish the business.
Recent Events[]
Stanton Incident[]
December 17, 2019, Kayden towed Judge Buck Stanton's illegally parked vehicle at the hospital. Stanton was angry and agreed to pay Kayden $250 (half the regular price) to get his vehicle off the truck. Once the vehicle was taken off the truck the door came off and Stanton demanded payment for damages. Kayden refused, and Stanton then threatened to close the parking lot business. Moments later, Stanton issued a state announcement shutting down the lot. Kayden filed a civil case opposing the closing of the lot. Stanton claimed judicial immunity and wanted the case dismissed.
Lot Closure[]
December 18, 2019, Kayden's civil case against Stanton was dismissed without trial. The reason given was that Judge Stanton closed the business due to crimes committed by staff at the lot.
Back in Business[]
December 19, 2019, Kayden spoke to Chief Justice LaBarre about the status of the lot. She wanted to know if the lot was in fact closed or if she could continue to operate the business. LaBarre ensured her that the lot will remain open and Judge Stanton was not in the city. He advised her to run the business the ways she deems necessary, and he will handle the rest. LaBarre also issued a state announcement about the lot.
Restructuring[]
February 2020, Jordan decided to relaunch the business after the untimely death of his wife Kayden. He hired more people including Raven as assistant manager. He also allows tow truck drivers to park for free.
Expansion to Garage T[]
As of late March 2020, Jordan began exploring the idea of expanding operations to Garage T because traffic to Garage Q had begun dying down late in the evenings. The decision to expand was driven by a need to keep funds flowing into the business as the lack of sales was beginning to cause high turnover among the employees who work on commission. On April 8th, LaBarre informed Jordan that he would like the buyout of Garage T to be addressed via a public forum at the courthouse as there is no City Council to oversee the expansion of the business.
Money Laundering[]
In mid July Freesh and Louis approached a Judge in hopes of receiving funding for the impound. The Judge agreed and had a total of 100k wired to Louis for the purpose of keeping track of all expenses made using the funds by keeping books. The plan was to use a small amount towards paying tow truck drivers for the impound lot as well as for paychecks for employees. The rest of the money was used to create a website as well as buy a company car, Jordan's Revolter.
Trivia[]
- Jordan Steele also previously owned a parking lot in another city
- Lot employees are always subject to verbal and physical abuse from angry customers
- The management staff typically goes to great lengths to bully new hires as part of the hazing process
- Lot security guard and manager Victor Rodriguez was shot on duty as part of his training
- Vagos member Flippy drove Kayden's tow trucks into the ocean he later paid her and worked security
- Cops typically refuse to respond or arrest people for crimes at the lot except Jordan himself
- They may also offer towing services as well
- Gladys Berry and Kelly Smithdecided to open a rival lot operation at Garage A
- Choi Zhangsun claims to own Garage T as a result of the Steele's taking over Garage Q
- People that help Jordan can usually receive a free parking pass if he is in a good mood
- Loitering or failure to pay the parking fees may result in unfortunate physical injury
- Nettie and Copperpot went out their way to have valet suits fitted for the management staff.
- Both the East Side Ballas and Leanbois have life time free parking passes.
- Formerly had a long running feud with Rooster Cab Co. and Bad Boy Customs that saw several of their shared employees fired as part of a proxy war between the Steele family and the Leanbois.
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