Student Parking Regulations
All students parking a vehicle on campus must have a valid student parking permit displayed by hanging from the rear-view mirror of their vehicle, with the year of issuance visible through the windshield.

Students must have a separate permit assigned to every vehicle they drive on campus. Temporary permits may be issued for short-term parking needs. While there is no cost for a first permit, lost permits will be replaced for a fee of $5.00.

Permits will be issued at pre-registration, registration, orientation, and during the first week of the quarter. Permits may also be obtained from the Operations Clerk in Room 1134 during designated hours.

The student must display a valid Student ID, valid driver's license, proof of vehicle insurance, and tag receipt in order to obtain a parking permit.

Students are required to park either in the open parking lot located at the northeast corner of the campus next to the exit, or in the student parking lot in the rear of the campus. Vehicles parked in the faculty/visitor parking lots (parking lots on the White Bluff side of the campus) that do not have a faculty or visitor-parking permit will be cited or immobilized.

Vehicles displaying a defaced or altered parking permit will be cited or immobilized.

Vehicles displaying a permit that is not assigned to that vehicle will be cited or immobilized.

Vehicles parked on grassy areas will be cited or immobilized. Vehicles are allowed to park on grassy areas only if directed to do so by a Public Safety Officer due to parking overflow.

Vehicles are to be parked in marked spaces only.

Vehicles parked in handicapped spaces must have the proper handicapped permits in addition to the student-parking permit or they will be towed.

Vehicles parked in Fire Lanes will be towed.

The first parking offense will result in a warning. The second and third parking offenses will result in a $10.00 fine. The fourth and subsequent parking offenses will result in the immobilization of the offender's vehicle by a wheel-locking device. The device will be removed upon settlement of the offenses in the Office of the Director of Public Safety & Facilities.

Unpaid fines will result in an encumbrance of the student's records, thereby prohibiting receipt of grades, registration, and/or graduation.