Rules and Regulations

To park on University property, your vehicle must display the appropriate parking permit and be parked in designated lots. All parking lots are numbered and have a sign at the entrance indicating who can park there.Vehicles parked in PSU lots without a permit are subject to a fine of $100 and may be towed at the owner’s expense.

Before you buy your permit, please be certain that you are familiar with these rules. Go to thepermitstore.com (Iparq) to purchase a parking permit. When you buy a permit through thepermitstore.com you are acknowledging that you have read and understood the rules and regulations. Questions may be directed to the PSU University Police.

Be aware that vehicles parked in PSU parking facilities or on any PSU property are parked at the owner’s risk. PSU is not responsible for any theft or damage.

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Community Alerts

ResSouth Upgrades

February 11th, 2013 by Amanda

RESSOUTH UPGRADES ARE SOLD OUT!

RES SOUTH PARKING PERMITS UPGRADES WILL BE AVAILABLE BEGINNING ON MONDAY, February 11th

In order to get your ResSouth Upgrade:

- Peel off your Restricted permit and immediately bring it in to University Police

- Monday – Friday, 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

- No Upgrades will be allowed without turning in a Restricted permit

- Credit card, debit card, or e-check can be used to pay the $30.00 Upgrade fee, we do NOT accept cash

- Upgrades are available on a first-come, first-served basis

- There are only 8 permits available

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