Campus Parking
University Police (UPD) administers vehicle registration, the assignment of parking tags and parking compliance as outlined in the campus Traffic and Parking Regulations Part 565 – Plattsburgh . This includes students, faculty/staff, visitors and vendors doing business on campus.
Vehicle Registration
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Students
All students are responsible for accepting/rejecting the Optional Parking Fees (PR & PK) included in tuition.
- To obtain a parking tag, login to MyPlattsburgh, go to the STUDENTS tab, and complete these steps:
- Pay parking fees under the ACCOUNT BALANCE tab, include PR and PK on bill, and confirm enrollment. (Alternatively, submit a re-bill request to [email protected] if you removed these fees in error.)
- Register/update vehicle annually under the AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATION tab by adding a new vehicle or confirming an existing vehicle. (To change an existing vehicle registration, email details to [email protected] within 48 hours of the vehicle change.)
- Pick up and properly display parking tag according to the Hangtag Guidelines.
- Reject the optional parking fees if:
- You do not intend to park a vehicle on campus.
- You are a veteran honorably discharged from active duty during a time of war (see Special Parking Privileges for Qualifying Individuals).
To reject the parking fees, remove (PR & PK) from your bill prior to confirming enrollment. If you already confirmed enrollment, submit a refund request to [email protected] and where applicable, return the tag to UPD Health Center within 5 business days from tag assignment. Parking fees are nonrefundable after 5 days from tag assignment.
- To obtain a parking tag, login to MyPlattsburgh, go to the STUDENTS tab, and complete these steps:
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Faculty/Staff
University Police (UPD) administers vehicle registration and parking compliance as outlined in the campus Traffic and Parking Regulations – Part 565 – Plattsburgh.
Employee hangtags are valid from October 1 (or hire date) through September 30 (or date of separation). Employee vehicle registrations are due in August.
To register a vehicle on campus:
Step 1: Pay Parking Fees
Employees pay two parking fees* annually for the privilege to park on campus.
- $30 Registration Fee to process hangtag is due from all employees that work in excess of 30 days.
- $174.20 Parking Fee for employees and affiliates with annual incomes greater than $30,000, payable in bi-weekly installments through payroll deduction.
Faculty/Staff With Online Access to MyPlattsburgh:
- Login to MyPlattsburgh: click on the EMPLOYEES tab to access the VIEW/PAY MY ACCOUNT BALANCE link under EMPLOYEE ONLINE SERVICES. First time registrants are required to set up a credit card in CashNet.
Faculty/Staff Without Online Access to MyPlattsburgh:
- Make direct payments at Student Accounts, Kehoe 101
*Exemptions for veterans or volunteers may apply (See Special Parking Privileges for Qualifying Individuals)
Step 2: Register Vehicle
Add or renew vehicle registration information each August or within 48 hours of a change.
Faculty/Staff With Online Access to MyPlattsburgh:
- Click EMPLOYEES tab and AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATION link under Employee Online Service. Follow instructions.
Faculty/Staff Without Access to Online Registration:
- Submit a Vehicle Registration Form to UPD, Health Center or [email protected] or, where applicable, through an authorized agent based on contract terms.
Upon receipt of payment and vehicle registration, UPD will process and interoffice hangtag to employee's campus address (listed in BannerWeb) within 48 hours. Validate tag assignment in MyPlattsburgh on the AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATION page under HANGTAG INFORMATION.
Avoid the inconvenience of a registration error!
- Ensure that you complete both steps — payment of fees and vehicle registration update — in order to generate a report to UPD to assign a hangtag.
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The system does not allow updates to existing plate numbers. Email plate number and new registration details to [email protected] within 48 hours of a change.
Step 3: Display Parking Hangtag
Faculty and staff should follow hangtag guidelines.
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Visitors
A visitor shall comply with all terms and conditions set forth in the Traffic and Parking Regulations Part 565 - Plattsburgh, properly display assigned hangtag in accordance with the Hangtag Guidelines and park in designated lots outlined on the tag and identified on the parking map.
Short-Term Visitor Parking
A visitor day pass is required to park in designated lots for terms not to exceed 48 hours (72 on a weekend) for:
- Invited guests, such as parents, family and friends, who are the responsibility of the campus member*
- Alumni and friends that visit campus
- Community members with no campus affiliation to visit a public venue (such as library or museum)
- Vendors that conduct business fewer than four times per year
*For groups of 10 or more, an authorized agent may request a bulk permit from UPD for a department sponsored event/meeting. At the beginning of each session, or at least 10 business days in advance, submit a list of upcoming events with event name, date/time, location and participant count to [email protected].
When no bulk pass is sent, an invited guest shall obtain a day pass from UPD, Health Center upon arrival.
For larger public events, UPD shall designate permit-free parking areas.
To Register:
Submit Vehicle Registration Form and valid driver's license to:
- University Police, Health Center, anytime. (Building #37 on the campus map)
- Student Accounts, Kehoe 101, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Building #3 on the campus map)
- Department authorized agent for clinic appointments and meetings
Long-Term Visitor Parking
For parking that exceeds 48 hours (72 hours on weekends), long-term parking may require payment of applicable parking fees and, where applicable, authorization from campus housing.
Local community members that frequent a public venue on campus (library, museums), age 70 and older with no campus affiliation, can apply for a long-term parking waiver for designated areas. (See Special Parking Privileges for Qualifying Individuals).
Patients and learners that frequent a clinic for appointments and meetings may obtain a long-term visitor pass from UPD via the authorized department agent.
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Vendors & Contractors Doing Business On Campus
The following guidelines outline the proper parking, delivery and advertising procedures for vendors and contractors while conducting business on campus.
Vendor Parking Registration Guidelines
Service and supply vendors shall register vehicles and display a vendor parking tag to park in designated areas while conducting official business on campus. The terms and conditions of a designated area is based on the needs of each vendor.
Vendors that routinely conduct business on campus are required to pre-register vehicles online using the Vehicle Registration Form, and pick up an assigned vendor tag from UPD, Health Center, upon arrival. Vendor passes are valid through December 31.
Vendors that do not pre-register shall obtain a visitor day pass from UPD, Health Center, that designates limited parking for a maximum term of 48 hours. The vendor will be required to fill out a printed version of the Vehicle Registration Form to obtain a visitor day pass upon each visit.
A delivery vehicle is allowed to park in a building loading zone, without a tag, for a maximum term of 20 minutes to load or unload goods only (flashers are required). The college prohibits deliveries to residence halls beyond the building entrance.
Contractor Parking Registration Guidelines
Facilities administers contractor vehicle registrations for parking in designated lay down areas as negotiated in the contract terms. Contractors and subcontractors shall register vehicles through a facilities authorized agent for parking in these lay down areas.
The facilities agent shall maintain a list of contractors (names, plate, state of registration) authorized to park in designated lay down areas. Where applicable, the agent may request a ‘special use’ parking tag from [email protected] for a supervisor to conduct site inspections at multiple work sites.
Parking Compliance
All vendors and contractors are required to abide by the campus Traffic & Parking Regulations.
Additional parking safety information is available in Parking and Safety FAQ.
Vendor Advertising Guidelines
The college limits the posting of business advertising messages to approved locations.
- For residence hall advertising, contact Campus Housing and Community Living at 518-564-3824.
- For Angell College Center advertising, contact Center for Student Involvement at 518-564-4830.
Special Parking Privileges for Qualifying Individuals
There are specific guidelines for:
- Reserved parking for people with disabilities, community directors, fuel efficient vehicles and service vehicles
- Parking waivers for veterans and volunteers
- Other privileges for graduate assistants and spouse/partner
- Event coordinator instructions for event parking
Visit: Special Parking Privileges for Qualifying Individuals
Parking Compliance & Forms
Find more information regarding:
Lot designations & restrictions
COMMON PARKING COMPLIANCE QUESTIONS