Frequently Asked Questions
Parking Services
Yes. All students, faculty or staff members who operate a vehicle on campus are required
to purchase a parking permit.
Student parking permits are $15. Faculty/staff parking permits are $25. Reserved parking
permits $60.
Motor vehicles may be registered at any time by following the step-by-step instructions
outlined on the Auxiliary Services/Parking website.
Yes. Permits are valid for one academic year, August 1 to July 31. Parking Permits
must be purchased prior to fall semester each year.
In the event an individual operates a different vehicle on campus, an additional permit
must be purchased and displayed to maintain compliance. The additional permit fee
is $10. Additional permits are issued by Parking Services.
In the event a student, faculty or staff parking permit is lost, stolen or damaged,
ASU Parking Services and ASU Police Department should be notified immediately. Any
vehicle with the reported lost, stolen or damaged permit will be removed from campus
for displaying an unauthorized permit. A $250 citation will be issued for possession
of a stolen permit. Individuals can also be charged with theft by taking or theft
by receiving stolen property. If the reported lost, stolen or damaged permit is recovered,
it must be returned to Parking Services. The fee for a replacement decal is $10.
No. Students are allowed to park in spaces that are designated orange in color or
not designated by any color or reserved space with signage. Be careful not to park
in unauthorized areas or locations that may be a safety or security issue. Unauthorized
parking may consist of the following, but not limited to: disabled spaces (unless displaying the proper State of Georgia permit), fire lanes,
visitor spaces, tow zones, service vehicle spaces, yellow curb and designated reserved
spaces with signage. Failure to comply with parking regulations could result in citations and/or the vehicle
being towed at the owner's expense. For detailed parking regulations and tips for
parking, visit the Auxiliary Services/Parking Services website.
Yes. All students, faculty and staff must properly display the parking permit when
parking on campus.
Cones or other traffic control devices may be placed when the space is dangerous for
some reason, construction is planned, or a special event is taking place. Please do
not move the cones without authorization. There is a $50.00 fine for moving cones
or other traffic control devices without authorization.
Yes. All students, faculty, staff and guests who park in a handicapped parking space
must properly display a state approved handicapped parking permit in order to park
in disabled spaces. All violators are subject to a $250 fine and being towed at the
owner's expense.
Yes. All visitors must obtain a visitor parking permit from Parking Services in order
to properly park on campus without getting a parking ticket. For assistance, reach
out to parkingservices@asurams.edu or 229.500.2886.
Yes. All students, faculty, staff and visitors are subject to all traffic violations
upheld by the Traffic Codes of the City of Albany and the State of Georgia.
Parking citations can be paid via cash at RAM Central, Student Center, West Campus
or online via debit/credit card utilizing the Student TouchNet Portal. Violators who
fail to pay parking citations will not be permitted to register for classes or receive
a transcript until the fine is paid.
Yes. Appeals should be submitted to Parking Services at parkingervices@asurams.edu. The Appeals Form can be found on the Auxiliary Services/Parking Services website.
The appeal(s) must be registered within five (5) business days from the date the citation
was issued. An appeal decision will be made within (10) business days from the date
of the appeal.
Yes. Any ASU police officer may order the towing of a vehicle or revoke parking privileges
on campus as deemed appropriate.
Yes. The Parking Procedures and Quick Guide can be found on the Auxiliary Services/Parking
Services website. For additional assistance, reach out to parkingservices@asurams.edu or 229.500.2886.