Responsibilities

Miscellaneous

Valid Permits: Don't let anyone else use or buy your permit; it's only valid when you are the driver.
Forgotten Permits: If you forget your permit, you may obtain a temporary day pass at Parking Services (Parking control officers and gate attendants cannot issue a temporary pass to you). Should you forget your permit and receive a citation, Parking Services will void one citation each fiscal year if the citation is delivered to the Parking Office within ten days of the date the ticket was given.
Students: If you graduate in December or withdraw from classes, you return your permit to Parking Services. We will refund your permit fee in appropriate situations on a pro rata scale.
Employees: If you terminate employment with the University, you must return your permit to Parking Services immediately upon termination in order to be removed from payroll or to receive a refund. Any vehicle parked on campus displaying a permit of a terminated employee is subject to a citation and/or impoundment at the owner's expense.

If you loan your vehicle to someone else, you will still be held responsible for any citations issued to it.
There is no free parking on campus during controlled hours. All vehicles parked on campus must display a valid permit during these times.
Do not assume that because other cars are parked illegally that you may do so also.
Do not park on yellow lines or in fire lanes with hazard lights flashing. You will be subject to a citation and impoundment.
Do not leave notes in your vehicle for parking control officers -- notes will be disregarded.
Parking meters are available throughout campus for short-term parking -- some are limited to 45 minutes and others allow up to 3 hours. Be sure to check the time limits and hours of control posted on the meter.