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Temporary Passes

park02All campus lots require a valid parking permit 24/7 year-round. Each lot has a sign indicating the type of permit required. Most lots on campus are not available to visitors. During the week, parents and other visitors must obtain a permit to park in visitor lots from University Police. On weekends a permit is available at Center Lodge or from your residence hall.  Such permits are valid from 6 p.m. on Friday until 6 p.m. on Sun. in lots 301 & 401.

Tickets

Tickets received by family or visitors may wind up as “holds” on the financial accounts of the student they are visiting, the same as if the student got the ticket him/herself.  Holds for unpaid tickets may result in the withholding of grades and transcripts, and ineligibility to register for future classes until payment is made in full.  Outstanding ticket fees are turned over to a private firm for collection.

Move-In Day

For some parents, their first experience of campus parking is on the day everyone is dropping off their sons and daughters – and all their stuff- at the dorm. Move-in day is an unusual day when normal parking rules are suspended. All other occasions follow the normal regulations.

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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