Warren leaders hopeful efforts to bring Auto Parkit and jobs could be back on track
City leaders now expect a motion to be filed that would allow a direct sale to the owner of Auto Parkit.

WARREN, Ohio - Warren city leaders are hopeful a bankruptcy court will soon have in their hands a motion that could once again put on track efforts to bring 750 to 1,000 jobs to the city.
The efforts to turn the old Delphi Packard Electric plant into a new Auto Parkit Facility have been delayed for several months after the property owner filed bankruptcy.
However, Wednesday night city leaders said a bankruptcy court denied the owner a motion that would have placed him back in control of the property.
City leaders now expect a motion to be renewed that would allow a direct sale to the owner of Auto Parkit.
City leaders estimate that process could take between 30 and 60 days for the motion to be filed and heard by a judge.