Parking Regulations
Students, faculty, staff, and visitors are permitted to park in any general parking
space or in areas where curbs are painted and designated for parking as specified
below.
Unauthorized Parking: All vehicles parked in unauthorized locations, such as those along yellow curbs,
driveways, fire lanes, or service entrances, are subject to being towed at the owner's
expense. Please ensure that you park only in designated spaces to avoid penalties.
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| Green | Faculty/Staff Parking
Faculty/Staff parking spaces are marked in green and designated by specific lots.
Additionally, student workers or students who are family members of ASU employees
are not permitted to park in Faculty/Staff parking spaces.
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| Orange |
Student Parking
Student parking spaces are marked in orange and designated by specific residential
building lots.
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White/Non-Colored
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General Parking
All individuals may park in lots or spaces marked with white/non-colored curbs
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Visitor
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Visitor Parking
Visitor parking spaces are specifically labeled as 'Visitor Parking.' Visitors must
park only in designated visitor spaces or general parking lots and obtain a parking
pass through the ASU AIMS online parking system before arriving on campus. Parking
in any other zone is prohibited. Only visitors (non-ASU employees and students) are
allowed to utilize ‘Visitor’ designated spaces.
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| Blue |
ADA-Accessible
ADA-accessible parking spaces are marked in blue and identified by appropriate signage.
Only individuals with valid, lawfully issued permits may park in these designated
spaces. Using an ADA-accessible permit not issued in the driver's name for the vehicle
they are operating is illegal. Violations of these regulations may result in citations
and towing of the car at the owner’s expense. Standard parking permit rules and regulations
also apply to ADA-accessible parking. Individuals must obtain the appropriate permit
and register their vehicle to park on campus, including in ADA-accessible spaces.
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Tow Policy
The tow program serves as an enforcement measure for students, faculty, and staff
who disregard parking regulations. Vehicles parked in tow-away zones will be towed
WITHOUT NOTICE. All towing fees are the responsibility of the vehicle owner.
Any ASU parking enforcement officer has the authority to order the towing of a vehicle
for parking violations. In addition, parking privileges on campus may be revoked for
repeat or serious violations.
Parking Violations That May Lead to Towing Include, But Are Not Limited To:
- Parking in tow-away zones
- Parking in fire lanes
- Blocking driveways or service entrances
- Parking in disabled spaces without a valid permit
- Parking in reserved spaces without proper authorization
- Any other violations of ASU parking regulations
It is important to follow all parking regulations to avoid penalties and ensure a
smooth campus parking experience.
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Lot Enforcement
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Faculty and Staff regular and reserved parking spaces are designated for University employees only, Monday through Friday from 7:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.
- Reserved parking spaces designated by signage are strictly enforced 24/7 - violators are subject to citation and/or towing. No exceptions!
Citation Appeals:
- Citation appeals must be submitted within five (5) business days from the date the citation was issued.
- A decision on the appeal will be made within ten (10) business days from the date the appeal is submitted.
- You will be notified by email once a decision has been rendered on your appeal.
Citation Fines:
- Auxiliary Services will assess citation fines to student and employee accounts for both the current and previous terms to ensure accountability for unpaid fines.
- Citations from two or more semesters prior are not eligible to be assessed to accounts and will not be charged. This policy promotes fairness and encourages the prompt resolution of fines.
Towing and Immobilization: Unregistered, improperly registered, unidentifiable, or illegally parked vehicles
(e.g., in yellow curbs, driveways, fire lanes, and service entrances) may be towed or immobilized at the owner’s expense.
- If a wrecker is called to tow a vehicle, and the owner returns during the towing process, the owner must settle with the wrecker service immediately or the vehicle will be impounded.
- For information regarding towed vehicles, please contact University Police at 229-430-4711.
Parking Permit Guidelines:
- Permits are virtual and verified by license plate.
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Ensure that your linked vehicle’s license plate is visible at all times.
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Do not back into or pull through parking spaces to avoid potential citation and ensure smooth traffic flow.
General Information
Faculty and Staff members are required to adhere to parking lot enforcement policies as a condition of employment at the University. Similarly, students must observe these policies as a condition of attending the University.
Parking and Transportation Committee: Each year, a Parking and Transportation Committee will be appointed, representing students, faculty, and staff. This eleven-member, ad hoc committee will include:
- The Director of Auxiliary Services
- Two faculty members
- Two staff members
- Two students appointed by the Student Government Association
- Four members appointed by the Director of Auxiliary Services
The committee will solicit and review proposals for changes and improvements and will address significant issues affecting the success of the Parking and Transportation program. Additionally, it will advise on all substantial operational procedures related to parking and transportation.
Vehicle Information Responsibility: It is the responsibility of all faculty, staff, and students to ensure that their vehicle information is up-to-date in the AIMS parking portal.