What is the cost of 2024-2025 faculty/staff parking permits if I pay the one-time fee in August?
| Motorcycle Permits | $100.00 |
| Perimeter Permits | $240.00 |
| Accessible Permits | $240.00 |
| Green Faculty/Staff Permits | $345.00 |
| Reserve Permits | $660.00 |
| Rose Administration Reserve Permits | $680.00 |
How can I purchase an Accessible Permit?
Individuals should bring their state-issued accessible documentation (including placard and receipt) to the Parking Services office to purchase a University Accessible permit.
What will the cost be if I decide to purchase a faculty/staff permit after August 31st?
Permit prices will be prorated by 1/12 of the total cost each month. For example, an employee who purchases a permit in February can either pay 50% of the one-time fee or elect to payroll deduct the monthly fee for the remainder of the academic year.
If I do not apply for a parking permit, will I automatically receive one?
Permits are not automatically issued. Individuals must register in order to receive a parking permit.
How do I register online for a parking permit?
- Students may log in to their myBama account to purchase a parking permit. Click on the Student tab and under Campus Services, select the link Register for Parking located under the Parking Permit Registration heading. Follow the step-by-step instructions to complete the permit purchase.
- Faculty/Staff may log in to their myBama account to purchase a parking permit. Click on the Employee tab and in the right column near the bottom there is a section titled Public Safety, select the link Register for a Parking Permit. The Purchase Permit option is located at the bottom of the page. Follow the step-by-step instructions to complete the permit purchase.
If I am a retired faculty/staff of The University of Alabama, what do I need to know about parking?
Retired faculty and staff are eligible to receive a Retired University parking permit free of charge. Two-year permits, which expire bi-annually in October, are issued when a registration form is completed and retirement is verified. Registration forms are available in the Parking Services office located at 315 Hackberry Lane. License plate information is required when completing the registration form. Retired faculty and staff permits are valid in any surface lot on campus except reserve lots. These permits are not valid in any state-designated space, area coordinator spaces, accessible spaces (unless a state-issued plate or placard is displayed on the vehicle), or in parking decks, with the exception of the Capstone Parking Deck. Retired faculty/staff permits are issued as a privilege and should only be used by the retiree. Abuse of this privilege may result in the deactivation of the permit.
I registered for my permit online, but it never arrived in the mail. What should I do?
Permits not received within 10 business days from the date of purchase should be reported lost in the mail. Those who fail to do so may be charged a replacement fee. Students who purchase permits prior to August 21, 2024, must report their permit lost in the mail by September 4, 2024.
Is it possible to return my parking permit for a full refund?
Student parking permits purchased prior to August 21, 2024, must be returned to the Parking Services office no later than September 4, 2024, to receive a full refund. Student parking permits purchased after August 21, 2024, must be returned to the Parking Services office within 10 business days from the date of purchase for a full refund.
Faculty and staff parking permits must be returned to the Parking Services office within 10 business days from the date of purchase for a full refund.
Is the cost of my faculty/staff parking permit tax-deductible?
Monthly parking permit fees are payroll deducted from pre-tax dollars. Permits purchased in full online are tax-deductible.
How long will it take for permits to arrive after I register?
Permits should arrive via U.S. Mail within three to seven business days of registration.
When are 2024-2025 permits valid?
Faculty and staff permits are valid from August 15, 2024, through August 15, 2025. Student permits are valid from August 1, 2024, through August 5, 2025.
Will I be issued a citation in August if I have not received my new permit?
A temporary permit, valid for 10 business days may be printed after you register online. Permits should arrive via U.S. Mail within three to seven business days of registration. To avoid receiving citations, individuals should display the temporary permit until the permanent permit arrives in the mail.
Who are nonaffiliated employees?
Individuals who work on The University of Alabama campus, but are not paid by the University, are considered non-affiliated employees.
My student has received parking citations. How can I obtain information about the violations or the fees?
In order for a parent or guardian to obtain student information, there must be a Student Record Release on file with the Registrar’s office. Students may designate access to their academic records (including parking records) to parents and/or guardians via their myBama account. The ‘Record Release to Parent/Guardian’ link is under the Academic Records and Curriculum tab in the Academic and Student Services folder located on the Student Tab of myBama. Students may designate access only to individuals that are listed as emergency contact, which they may also enter through their myBama account.
What parking options are available for individuals who elect not to purchase a permit or will not be on campus on a regular basis?
The Transportation Hub, North ten Hoor, Student Center, and Capstone parking decks allow individuals to pay to park. The first hour is $1.50, each subsequent hour is $2.50 and the maximum daily charge is $15.00. The rate is reduced to .50 per hour between the hours of 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 a.m. and on weekends. Accepted forms of payment are credit cards and Bama Cash. Multi-Space Pay Stations are also located at the Student Center Surface Lot.
I am a university employee with a disabled veteran license plate. Can I apply for a UA-accessible parking permit and park in accessible spaces on campus?
Only disabled veterans with license plates and placards bearing the International Symbol of Access (ISA) are permitted to park in disabled parking spaces. If the veteran meets this criterion, they can purchase a UA-accessible parking permit.
I have access to a parking deck in a designated area, but the gate will not open. What should I do?
Permits are required to be displayed at the gated entrances and exits. If your permit is displayed and the gate does not open, simply remove your permit and hold the barcode under the barcode scanner located on the access column. If the gate remains closed, press the intercom button located on the access column, and our staff will assist you.
The credit card I am inserting at the pay parking deck exit is rejected. What should I do?
The same credit card inserted upon entrance must be inserted on exit. This allows our system to calculate your payment due. Once the credit card used on entrance has been inserted at the exit gate and the fee calculated, you will have the option to use a different credit card for payment. If your credit card is denied, press the intercom button located on the access column, and our staff will assist you.
My Bama Cash card was declined at the pay parking deck exit. What should I do?
Check to see if the funds on your Bama Cash card have been depleted. If funds are available, press the intercom button located on the access column, and our staff will assist you.
Are Polaris Slingshots allowed on Campus?
Yes, The Polaris Slingshot and vehicles of similar design are treated the same as a regular vehicle. They are required to park in a normal vehicle parking space and either purchase a vehicle permit or utilize visitor parking options (ParkMobile or Multi-Space Pay Station).
Last Updated 7/31/2024