All vehicles parked on University property must display either a valid permanent or temporary University parking permit.

            Anyone who needs to park on campus for two weeks or more must purchase a parking permit. Parking permits must be purchased and registered at parking and traffic services, College Park Center, Room 195M, at 1529 Brown Street.  Payment may be made in cash or by authorizing payroll deduction. The office is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (ext. 2128). Temporary permits can be obtained at any time after normal business hours from the office of public safety dispatcher.

            Parking and traffic services makes every effort to assign each full-time faculty and staff member to a lot or parking area proximate to the building in which he/she works.  New employees are normally assigned to lot A or P until space becomes available in a lot more proximate to his/her building.

            The permit is transferable by its owner from one vehicle to another but not transferable from one person to another. When permits are forgotten, drivers must obtain a one-day pass from an attendant at the visitor center. Anyone who wishes to purchase a replacement parking permit because the original one was lost or stolen may do so after completing a theft report with the public safety department.  The replacement charge is $15 for the first replacement permit.  A full permit fee (the total being charged for a new permit) will be charged for any replacement permit purchased thereafter. Parking permits are automatically revoked when their owners leave the University community.

            Loading zones are marked; they are the only legal delivery areas on campus and are for 15-minute parking only.  While parked in such areas, vehicles must be using their four-way flashers. All motorcycle and motor powered bicycles must be parked in the special areas designated for such vehicles.  All bicycles operated or parked on University campus by faculty or staff must be registered with the University department of public safety.  There will be no charge for registration.

            In the interest of promoting energy conservation and because of limited parking spaces, employees are encouraged to use car pools and public transportation.

Permits for Persons With Disabilities

            Permits are sold ONLY to those persons with disabilities who present a copy of their State Disability Identification and their BMV documentation. Those with a temporary disability may present a doctor’s statement to obtain a temporary permit for a short time period. A State temporary identification is required to receive a temporary permit for an extended time period.