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What type of parking does your department need?
Need assistance?
Single lot access
What’s available
Department limited permit
Access to one specific lot, plus additional surface lots after hours. Departments may move the permit to other departmental or personal vehicles for university-related business only.
Department reserved stall
Departments may lease and manage 24/7 access to a dedicated parking stall to meet business needs, such as guest or client parking.
Information required to apply
Contact and financial information
- Designated contact person
- Financial contact person
- FP&M customer number
Choose a parking lot
- Preferred and alternate lot choices
Refer to a map:
- Campus parking maps
- Interactive campus map, or
- Lot locations & addresses (accessible text)
Provide justification
- List of permit users
- What the permit will be used for
Multiple lot access
What’s available
Service permit (S-pass)
Allows occasional, short-term parking in designated service/vendor stalls across campus. Departments may move the permit to other departmental or personal vehicles to conduct university-related business only.
Information required to apply
Contact and financial information
- Designated contact person
- Financial contact person
- FP&M customer number
Check parking locations
- Service/vendor stall map (PDF)
- Stall types and locations (accessible text)
Provide justification
- List of permit users
- What the permit will be used for
Organizing an event?
Make sure parking is part of the plan. Contact us to get parking for meetings, conferences, performances and more.
Policies, resources and support
When applying for a permit, please note:
- Permit availability is limited and subject to change.
- Construction or special events may require you to relocate to a nearby lot (except for reserved stalls). We notify permit holders and provide alternative parking areas in these cases.
To avoid citations, towing and other penalties, permit holders must follow these and all other applicable Transportation Services policies:
- Parking permits must be properly displayed.
- Vehicles may not be continuously parked in a facility for more than 72 hours without exiting, unless authorization is granted by Transportation Services.