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Rutgers Department of

Transportation Services (DOTs)

Parking Rules &

Regulations

This document provides important information

pertaining to the rules and regulations governing the

use of Rutgers provided parking permits.

Table of Contents

I. GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................ 3

Parking Overview ......................................................................................................................................... 4

Areas of Jurisdiction ..................................................................................................................................... 4

II. GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS ......................................................................... 4

Registration ................................................................................................................................................. 4

Vehicle Registration ..................................................................................................................................... 5

License Plate Recognition (LPR) ................................................................................................................... 5

Data Collected ............................................................................................................................................. 5

Data Retention ............................................................................................................................................ 6

Access to Records ........................................................................................................................................ 6

Determining What Data We Have About You ............................................................................................. 6

Public Notification ....................................................................................................................................... 6

Parking on University Property .................................................................................................................... 6

Marked Stalls ............................................................................................................................................... 7

Responsibility for University Parking Violations ........................................................................................... 7

Uncovering Vehicles ..................................................................................................................................... 7

State Registration Laws ............................................................................................................................... 8

Vehicles with Unpaid Tickets ....................................................................................................................... 8

Restricted Parking ........................................................................................................................................ 8

Signs and Markings ...................................................................................................................................... 8

Restrictions in Gated Lots ............................................................................................................................ 8

Change in Status .......................................................................................................................................... 8

Disabled Vehicles ......................................................................................................................................... 8

Storage of Vehicles or Trailers ..................................................................................................................... 9

Park and Ride ............................................................................................................................................... 9

Parking Permission ...................................................................................................................................... 9

Metered Stalls ............................................................................................................................................. 9

Temporary Closure of Parking Areas and Roadways ................................................................................... 9

Snow Removal Operations ........................................................................................................................... 9

Notes of Explanation .................................................................................................................................. 10

Parking in Handicapped Stalls .................................................................................................................... 10

Parking in Loading Zones ........................................................................................................................... 10

III. ENFORCEMENT ................................................................................................................ 10

Fine Payments ........................................................................................................................................... 11

Appeals

....................................................................................................................................................... 11

Towing of Vehicles ..................................................................................................................................... 12

IV. EMPLOYEE SERVICES ...................................................................................................... 12

Rutgers Employee Parking Permissions ..................................................................................................... 12

University Hospital Employee Permits ....................................................................................................... 13

Newly Hired Employees ............................................................................................................................. 13

Motorcycles, Mopeds and/or any motorized vehicle requiring a State license plate .................................... 13

Parking Cards for Gated Lots and Decks .................................................................................................... 13

Employee Refund Policies for Rutgers Employees Only ............................................................................. 14

Non-Affiliate and Service Permits .............................................................................................................. 14

Student Parking Permissions ..................................................................................................................... 14

Student Refund Policies ............................................................................................................................. 14

Full Refunds ............................................................................................................................................... 14

Partial Refund ............................................................................................................................................ 14

Additional Parking ...................................................................................................................................... 15

Visitor Permits ........................................................................................................................................... 15

Temporary Permits .................................................................................................................................... 15

Winter/Summer Session Students ............................................................................................................. 15

VI. ADDITIONAL SERVICES .................................................................................................. 16

Rented/Loaner Vehicles ............................................................................................................................. 16

Handicapped Parking ................................................................................................................................. 16

I. GENERAL INFORMATION

Department of Transportation Services (DOTs)

New Brunswick Office:

Address: 55 Paul Robeson Blvd, 1

Floor – College Avenue Campus

New Brunswick, NJ 08901 – 1182

Newark Office:

Address: 249 University Avenue

Blumenthal Hall Suite 105

Newark, NJ 07102

Camden Office:

Address: 409 N 4

Street

Camden, NJ 08102

Phone: 848-932-7744

Website: https://ipo.rutgers.edu/dots

Bus Schedules and Information: 848-932-7817

Questions: Email info_dots@ipo.rutgers.edu

Parking Overview

The university maintains various parking facilities to meet the needs of faculty,

staff, students, and visitors. These include parking lots and decks, metered

parking spaces, valet parking, access-controlled lots and restricted lots.

Areas of Jurisdiction

The information contained within applies to all university properties, parking

lots, parking decks and

roadways. The city streets and city meters are not

Rutgers property. City restrictions and regulations apply in these locations.

II. GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS

Parking on Rutgers University property is by permission only, at all times. Parking

rules and regulations are in effect 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days

a year. Violators are subject to ticketing and/or towing at the vehicle owner’s

expense, forfeiture of all fees paid, revocation of parking privileges, and/or

judicial action.

The operation of a motor vehicle on any Rutgers University campus is a privilege

granted by the university and is not an inherent right of any faculty, staff, student or

visitor. All faculty, staff, student and visitors who have vehicles in their possession or

control, for use, operation, or parking on the university campus, must apply for

parking permission.

These rules and regulations are subject to change at the discretion of the Department

of Transportation (DOTs). Notice of changes will be published to the DOTs website at

https://ipo.rutgers.edu/dots.

Registration

Registration and purchase of a valid Rutgers parking permission is

required at

all times for all vehicles parked within the jurisdictional areas of Rutgers

University. Faculty, staff, and students must register any vehicle they intend to

bring on campus.

Students, faculty and staff shall NOT create visitor accounts. Visitor parking

accounts are intended solely for individuals not affiliated with Rutgers University.

By registering a vehicle for permission to park, vehicle operators consent to Rutgers

University use of automated license plate recognition technology.

Vehicle Registration

Vehicle registration with DOTs is a personal obligation. Vehicles are to be

registered for an individual’s personal use only. The license plate of the

vehicle followed by make, model, and year, is required for registration

and must be kept up–to-date by operator of the vehicle.

Faculty and staff, whose dependents are students, may allow those dependents to

addition to the employee’s parking permission. If the faculty or staff member has

two motor vehicles registered, and if both motor vehicles are on campus at the

same time, the motor vehicle with the student permission must be parked in the

designated student parking area and not in either the faculty or staff members

reserved space or Faculty/Staff lots.

Registering a vehicle for another person’s use through false information

constitutes fraud. One student cannot register another student’s vehicle. In

addition one faculty/staff cannot register another student’s or faculty/staff vehicle.

There is no refund for a permission obtained fraudulently.

The owner of the parking permission is responsible for updating their vehicle

information if they get a different vehicle, different license plate number or

temporarily drive a different vehicle to campus. YOUR LICENSE PLATE MUST

BE CORRECT. JUST ONE INCORRECT NUMBER OR LETTER WILL RESULT IN

CITATIONS AND/OR TOWING.

License Plate Recognition (LPR)

DOTs utilizes LPR hardware and software for parking and access control. LPR

data is collected by fixed cameras at Rutgers University parking garages, streets

and parking lots. This includes the academic campuses of New Brunswick,

Newark, Camden, and RBHS. Additionally, DOTs utilizes a number of mobile

vehicle-mounted systems which are driven by trained personnel in parking

locations throughout the university.

Data Collected

The LPR system captures two photos of observed vehicles: (1) a context photo of

the vehicle and its immediate surroundings and (2) a photo of the license plate.

Typically, these photos are taken from the rear of the vehicle, although there are

occasions where a photo is taken from the front. The photos are not of a resolution

that allows identification of the vehicle occupants. Along with the photographic

data, the system also records the global positioning system coordinates and

date/time information of the observation. Further software processing of the

license plate image generates an alphanumeric version of the license plate number

which is also stored with the record. The intended use of data collected by the LPR

system is for parking access control, parking enforcement and law enforcement

investigations. LPR data is used to determine a vehicle’s access permissions in a

given parking area and support the issuance of a parking citation if needed. The

data is also used by the Rutgers University Police Department (RUPD) in

conducting ongoing criminal investigations and complaints. Any use of the data

for purposes outside of these stated purposes must be detailed and approved in

writing through administrative channels by the Executive Vice President for IP&O

and the President of Rutgers University.

Data Retention

Data collected by the LPR system not resulting in parking enforcement action or

not part of an ongoing law enforcement investigation is retained for 90 days. Data

resulting in parking enforcement action is retained with the citation records

according to established university data retention policies. Data associated with

an ongoing law enforcement investigation is retained until the investigation is

completed or as directed by investigators or courts.

Access to Records

Access to records created and maintained by the LPR system is restricted to trained

RU DOTs personnel performing their duties and a limited number of law

enforcement personnel at Rutgers University. All personnel with access to the

system use unique identifiers and passwords to access records and all login, record

additions, and other activity is logged. Access to the system by others is

prohibited.

Determining What Data We Have About You

Students, faculty and staff with Rutgers University identifications may view

information we have about their vehicles at any time at the online portal found at

rudots.rutgers.edu.

Public Notification

DOTs will notify the public of its LPR data collection activities and policies via:

• Posting of a privacy policy on the DOTs website

• Publishing of this LPR privacy policy in the DOTs Rules and Regulations

• Posted information at each of the fixed LPR locations

Parking on University Property

Parking on university property is permitted for university business only. The

purchase of a parking permission provides the privilege of parking on campus.

Availability of parking stalls is not guaranteed with a parking permission.

Non-availability of space in specific stalls or lots does not excuse illegal or

improper parking. Legal alternatives should be sought in other lots. Other

illegally parked vehicles do not excuse illegal parking and do not indicate that

parking rules are not in effect.

All vehicles must be parked so that the license plate is visible from the driving

aisle. No covers that would inhibit the reflectivity of the plate may be placed over

the license plate. The alphanumeric characters of the license plate must be visible

and unobstructed by other accessories.

Marked Stalls

Parking on Rutgers property is allowed only in marked stalls (between two

painted lines) with a valid Rutgers provided parking permission. Marked stalls

are provided in all lots.

A vehicle parked on or over a painted marker line or curb is considered in violation.

All vehicles must be parked entirely within a marked stall. Absence of stall marking

indicates “no parking”.

Responsibility for University Parking Violations

The person who has registered the vehicle with Rutgers University, regardless

the driver or owner of the vehicle, assumes responsibility for all outstanding

university parking violations issued to a vehicle. Violations on a vehicle not

registered with DOTs will be investigated through state motor vehicle agencies.

Any vehicle that is found to be registered to a relative of a current or previous

permit holder will become the responsibility of that permit holder, unless the

registered owner takes responsibility for the parking violations by making

payment in full.

When no current or previous permission holder is found, the registered owner

of the vehicle as reported from the state motor vehicle agencies will become

responsible for the vehicle.

Uncovering Vehicles

Security officers have the right to uncover vehicles (i.e., motorcycle covers) to

determine whether they are registered with DOTs and have a valid

parking

permission.

State Registration Laws

While parked on university property, all persons must abide by state registration

laws. Permissions are issued for registered vehicles only. Rutgers University

Police Department (RUPD) will tow vehicles without valid

state license plates or

inspection stickers.

Vehicles with Unpaid Tickets

Vehicles with unpaid tickets totaling over $500 are subject to towing without notice

at the vehicle owner’s expense. Parking privileges may also be revoked. Unpaid

parking tickets will result in denial of the right to register a vehicle to park on

campus; for students,

a hold may be placed on records including transcripts,

diplomas and/ or academic registration. Unpaid tickets will eventually be sent

to a collection agency to ensure payment.

Restricted Parking

No parking is permitted in some areas from 2:00 am to 6:00 am. Please check

the DOTs website for complete regulations and for areas that allow 24 hour

parking.

Signs and Markings

Signs and markings are provided in the interest of parking control and life

safety and must be obeyed. Removal or damage of such signs or markings is

illegal. Perpetrators are subject to arrest and prosecution. In absence of a sign at the

entrance to a lot, refer to the Parking Map located on the DOTs website to determine

parking regulations for that lot. Any area not specifically designated for parking is

considered a no parking zone and vehicles will be cited appropriately.

Restrictions in Gated Lots

Restrictions in gated lots are in effect at the times indicated on our website,

even when gate arms are in the “up” position.

Change in Status

Change in status (i.e., from resident to commuter or from student to staff or

faculty) must be reported to the DOTs office immediately. A review will be

made to determine the need for change of parking assignment. If a change in

parking assignment requires additional fees, those fees are the responsibility of the

customer to resolve and pay prior to issuance of a new permit.

Disabled Vehicles

Disabled vehicles must be reported to the university police. Disabled vehicles

should not obstruct traffic flow or endanger safety. The vehicle must be removed

as soon as possible, and no longer than 24 hours after the vehicle became disabled.

Authorization may be obtained from RUPD to leave the vehicle for

longer

periods, but that permission must be renewed every 24 hours. Disabled

vehicles

not reported or not re-reported will be towed.

Storage of Vehicles or Trailers

Registered or unregistered trailers (storage containers), vehicles or vehicles

involved in motor vehicle accidents causing the vehicle to be inoperable shall not

be stored on university property. All will be removed from university property

at the vehicle owner’s expense.

Park and Ride

University property shall not be used for commuting by public transportation for

non-university business (Park and Ride). Violators will be ticketed and / or towed

from university property.

Parking Permission

Parking permissions remains the property of Rutgers. No person shall

permission, except as specifically authorized by these regulations.

Misuse of a permission may result in confiscation of the permission

without refund and a restriction on issuing a permission for at least

one year. Persons found in violation of this section will be subject to

the appropriate fine, and/or towing of their vehicle.

Metered Stalls

Metered stalls are provided for the convenience of visitors to the university.

Meters are in effect 24 hours a day

Temporary Closure of Parking Areas and Roadways

The temporary closure of a parking area is a right the university reserves for

reasons of a large event, repair or safety. Vehicles found parked in areas that have

been closed by barricades, signs, or notifications are subject to towing at the

owner’s expense.

Snow Removal Operations

Snow removal operations are announced via campus media, emails, signs, on our

website and social media during snow accumulation conditions. Instructions

regarding time and alternate locations to which vehicles are to be moved should

be followed. Vehicle operators refusing to move their vehicles

may be ticketed

and towed at the owner’s expense. Digging out of vehicles is

the responsibility of

the vehicle’s owner.

Notes of Explanation

Notes of explanation left on vehicles to excuse illegal parking are not honored.

Parking in Handicapped Stalls

Parking in handicapped stalls requires registration with DOTs and the display of

proper identification from a state motor vehicle agency and DOTs at all times. A

valid parking permission is required to park on campus. Striped aisles adjacent to

the parking stall are part of the stall and carry the same penalty for misuse. Vehicles

illegally parked in handicapped stalls will be subject to ticketing and towing at the

vehicle owner’s expense.

Parking in Loading Zones

Parking in loading zones is prohibited. Loading/unloading approvals must be

obtained by DOTs prior to using a loading zone. Once active loading/unloading is

performed, the vehicle should leave the loading zone.

III. ENFORCEMENT

Parking regulations are enforced 24 hours, seven days a week. Enforcement in

problem

areas is especially rigorous. Ticket payments are due upon receipt.

VIOLATIONS

CODE

TICKET TYPE

FINE

R02

Exceeded Time Limit

$ 20

R13

License Plate Not Displayed

$ 25

R05

Failure to obey signs/markings

$ 20

R06

Closed parking lot

$ 70

R14

No Rutgers permission

$ 50

R16

Failure to move

$ 20

R20

Unauthorized campus

$ 30

R23

Outside of marked stall

$ 20

R42

Parked in fire zone

$ 150

R45

Driving/parking in prohibited area

$ 20

R78

Fraudulent use

$ 100

R85

Unauthorized lot

$ 20

R86

Parked in handicapped stall

$ 250

R87

Fraudulent registration

$ 100

Fine Payments

Payments for parking fines may be made online at

https://rudots.rutgers.edu/payonline.shtml. Fines may also be paid by mail with a

check or money order made payable to Rutgers, the State University of New

Jersey. Mailed

payments must be postmarked within 20 days of the date the ticket

was issued. A late fee of $5 is charged if payment is received after 20 days but

before 30 days. A late fee of $10 is charged if payment is made after 30 days from

ticket issuance. Please send a copy of the ticket with the payment.

Appeals

Tickets may be appealed within ten days of the date the ticket was issued or

received. After ten days, the right to appeal is lost and the violator is responsible

for all fines associated

with the ticket. Towing costs may not be appealed. The

appeal process allows the individual to demonstrate the citation is invalid.

All appeals must be submitted online at http://rudots.rutgers.edu/tickets.shtml.

separate appeal is required for each ticket. A factual statement supporting

why the citation should be voided is required. The individual appealing the

citation is responsible for providing supporting documentation. The hearing

officer is empowered to reduce, adjust, remove, or uphold any penalties / fines

associated with each ticket. The hearing officer’s decision is binding. An appeal

may be resubmitted, but will only be considered

if new evidence is provided which

may serve to alter or reverse the original decision. The hearing officer will decide

whether to accept or deny any resubmissions.

Student holds will be released temporarily from appealed citations pending the

appeal officer's decision. If a decision is made to deny an appeal, or reduce the

original citation, the hold will be reinstated.

Suggested Practices

• Be polite

• Be honest

• Be concise

Appeals will not be considered for the following reasons:

• Parking illegally for a short time

• Ignorance of regulations

• Inconvenience of assigned parking area

• Unread or misunderstood signs

• Financial hardship

• Expired meter

Towing of Vehicles

Vehicles are subject to towing at the vehicle owner’s expense for any violation

of university parking or registration rules. Towable offenses include, but are not

limited to:

• Parking in marked fire zones

• Parking in handicap stalls

• Outstanding balance of $500 or more due for unpaid tickets

• Fraudulent use of a parking permission

• Refusal to remove vehicle during snow removal operations

• Refusal to remove vehicle from a closed lot during a scheduled event

• Violation of rules and regulations as outlined on the DOTs website

Private companies contracting with the university provide towing. Cost of towing

and

storage is paid directly to the tow company. By law, after the tow mechanism

is attached, the tow

company is responsible for the vehicle even if it has not yet

been removed from

university property. Tow companies are expected to treat

everyone professionally and

courteously. All claims for damage must be made

directly to the tow company.

A vehicle may also have a demobilizing device attached to the front windshield

making the vehicle undrivable; this would be applied instead of a tow. The customer

would need to pay a fee in order to have the device deactivated so as to remove the

device and return it. All instructions will be on the device and could be used 24/7.

IV. EMPLOYEE SERVICES

Rutgers Employee Parking Permissions

Registration is conducted online typically staring in December (permit year begins

January 1). All eligible employees on active payroll should register online.

Payments may be made by credit card or payroll deduction. Faculty and staff with a

record of unpaid tickets will not be issued a new parking permission until tickets are

paid. Parking permissions are valid only until the date of expiration, regardless

of date of purchase. Coadjutants and teaching assistants will not receive fall registration

materials

automatically and should apply online once payroll has been updated.

Temporary parking may be obtained online via a parking app. The instructions are on the

DOTs website: https://ipo.rutgers.edu/dots.

University Hospital Employee Permits

Registration is conducted typically staring in December (permit year begins January 1).

All eligible employees on active payroll should register their vehicles. All payments for

parking are through payroll deduction only. Anyone with a record of unpaid tickets

will not be issued a parking permission until tickets are paid. Parking permissions are

valid only until the 12/31, regardless of date of purchase.

Newly Hired Employees

Newly hired faculty and staff should contact their departmental benefits representative

to obtain temporary parking. Written verification of employment, along with vehicle

information must be submitted to DOTs administrative office prior to parking on

campus. Newly hired faculty staff will be granted 30 days temporary parking, and must

apply for a parking permission once payroll has been updated.

Motorcycles, Mopeds and/or any motorized vehicle requiring a State license plate

Each state licensed vehicle requires a separate permission. Any such vehicle that are

used as primary vehicles are charged full parking permission. Any such vehicle

that is just an additional vehicle to an existing permit will not

have a fee. All of these vehicles must park in valid parking lot and are not permitted

park on sidewalks or in bicycle racks.

Parking Cards for Gated Lots and Decks

Gate cards for assigned gated lots and gate cards for common gated lots have a fee. If a

gate card is no longer working a new gate card must be purchased. Parking cards for

the three decks at RBHS/UH Newark can be obtained from Deck P2/Bergen at the

cashier office. You must be able to document that you have a valid Rutgers provided

parking permission to obtain a parking card. This card will give you access to decks

P1/Norfolk, P2/Bergen and

P3/DOC. At Rutgers University Newark, surface gates lots

access is granted through an employee ID card. Should you want access to those surface

lots please send a request to

info_dots@ipo.rutgers.edu.

To request access to a parking deck in downtown New Brunswick (Paterson, Morris,

Wellness, Plum or Easton Avenue Deck (EAD), email waitlist_dots@ipo.rutgers.edu and

include your name, your employee number and the deck you are requesting. Please

be advised, access is limited and is given on a first come first served basis. You must

have a valid Rutgers

parking permission to be granted access. If your permit

permission expires and you do not purchase/renew your permission, your card will be

deactivated and you will be required to pay a $25 reactivation fee. Any deposit funds

will be forfeited if you do not have a valid permission to park. If you lose or damage

your access card for a parking deck there is a $25 replacement fee.

Employee Refund Policies for Rutgers Employees Only

Requests for refunds must be submitted in writing to the DOTs office and must be

accompanied by documented evidence of departure from the university. Refund

request forms are available at the DOTs office, as

well as at

https://ipo.rutgers.edu/dotsRefund requests for gate cards will not be accepted. The

parking permission will be removed from the employees account once the required

documentation has been verified.

Non-Affiliate and Service Permits

Unaffiliated contractors / vendors and third party providers working within a Rutgers

building or providing a service at the university, are sold service parking permissions,

or if here full time, a Non-Affiliate parking permission. A letter from the employing

department and/ or business card is necessary to register the vehicle and

receive a

parking permission.

V. STUDENT SERVICES

Student Parking Permissions

Mass registration occurs in the summer, students may register online. The permit year

begins September 1st of the academic year. Students with a record of unpaid tickets will

not be issued a parking permission until tickets are paid. Resident student parking

assignments are made to specific lots according to a student's on-campus residence.

Commuter students

parking zone assignments are made by the student when the parking

permission is

purchased. Visit the DOTs website for information regarding your specific

parking assignment and the specific parking restrictions on the parking permission.

Student Refund Policies

Requests for refunds must be submitted in writing to the DOTs office and must be

accompanied by documented evidence of withdrawal or graduation from the university.

The parking permission will be removed from the students account once the required

documentation has been verified. Refund request forms are available online at

https://ipo.rutgers.edu/dots

Full Refunds

Requests may be made under the following condition:

• Withdrawal from all classes completed within two weeks of the beginning of the fall

semester. A written refund request must be made within those first two weeks.

Partial Refund

Requests may be made under one of the following conditions:

• Withdrawal from all classes completed two weeks after the beginning of the fall

semester and until the second week of the spring semester. A written refund request

must be made no later than February 1st of the current year.

• Attending only the fall semester of the academic year. A written refund request

must be made no later than February 1st of the current year.

• Refund requests for keycards will not be accepted.

Additional Parking

For students who have a valid parking permission and are requesting additional

parking privileges due to extenuating circumstances, additional parking may be

purchased. All

additional parking requests will be reviewed on an individual basis and

issuance is not guaranteed. Request for a medical reason must be submitted with a

completed

Certification of Medical Need form signed by your physician. All medical

requests are subject to review by the university physician. Requests submitted with

incomplete forms and lack of supporting documentation will not be reviewed.

Visitor Permits

Students may request a visitor parking permission for visitors staying one to two days.

Visitors are defined as persons not affiliated with Rutgers in any way. Either student or

visitor must request visitor parking permissions, with the visitor's name, address, and

license plate number. Visitors may not necessarily be given the same parking

assignment as their student host. There is a charge per day for these visitor-parking

permissions. Visitor parking permissions can be purchased online

https://ipo.rutgers.edu/dots .

Temporary Permits

Students who are eligible, but do not normally have a vehicle on campus, may purchase

a temporary parking permission for short periods. All tickets must be paid on the

vehicle(s) for which the temporary parking permission is being issued. Students who

are abusive with their temporary parking permission may lose their parking privileges.

Students may purchase up to three temporary parking permissions equaling five days

or less, each per semester

Winter/Summer Session Students

Students whose permits expire August 31

do not need to register for Winter or Summer

Session parking. Students who did not register a vehicle prior to Winter or Summer

Session may do so during the reading period.

VI. ADDITIONAL SERVICES

Rented/Loaner Vehicles

Parking permission holders that need to bring rented or borrowed vehicles on campus

for one day, due to service of their registered vehicle, should add the vehicle online

to their own account. Unreported vehicles are subject to ticketing. If you have a

current parking permission you can add your temporary rental or loaner vehicle

to your account online; when you are done with that vehicle you can deactivate

from your account.

Handicapped Parking

A Rutgers parking permission must be purchased in order to receive handicapped or

other parking privileges for medical reasons. Handicapped parking is available on all

campuses. Please submit a copy of a handicapped placard and ID card, or TEMP

permit issued by a municipality, so that this information can be updated in your account.