Enforcement

Citations and Fees
The University will void one parking violation per fiscal year, July 1-June 30 (no permit, incorrect zone, or overtime at meter only) if it is the only ticket issued. If any second ticket is issued, the individual is responsible for paying all violations. Individuals with outstanding fines will not be allowed to purchase new permits/passes until the fines are paid in full. Outstanding fines could result in a vehicle being towed.

Fines are printed on each ticket placed on vehicles that are in violation of these regulations.

Habitual violators are subject to an additional fine as well as towing.

In addition to the $500 fine for displaying a lost, stolen, invalid, fraudulent annual permit or short-term pass, the car will be towed at the owner's expense, the violator could have his/her parking privileges revoked, and the owner may be referred for criminal prosecution.

Payment for Fines
Payment for all fines is due seven days from the date the violation was issued. Fines are payable in person at Parking Services, by mail or online.

Faculty and staff: If fines are not paid within seven days, an invoice will be sent. If payment is not received, action will be initiated for payroll deduction. Subsequent vehicle registration will be withheld and permits not sold until all outstanding violations have been paid.

Payment may be made as follows:
Cash, Check, Credit Card, Payroll deduction.

Students: Fines will be charged to the student's account if not paid within seven days. Students with delinquent accounts could have academic records placed on hold with the University. Registration materials, transcripts, and grade reports could be withheld pending settlement of all accounts.

Payment may be made as follows:
Cash, Check, Credit Card, Student account.

More information:

Enforcement Calendar 2011-2012

Vehicle Towing and Relocation Policy

Appeals Process and Online Form