All parking permits can be purchased via Parking and Transit Services online application process on or around July 1st, which can be accessed through the MySlice portal. You will need to know your MySlice NetID and password. This is the username and password that was established upon admission to Syracuse University. If you do not currently have this information, you can visit Need Login Help? on MySlice for step-by-step instructions to obtain it.
Current year permits are available to you based on your class standing and housing assignment on a space available basis. New year permit sales will be opened to students on specific dates by class standing.
To obtain a printable copy of an application and view current student parking fees, select the following:
Classifications:
- Commuters
All non - resident students are eligible to park in either West Campus or Manley Field House. Additional selections for graduate students (except for 1st year Law students) include Booth garage, Irving garage or the University Avenue garage. All evening commuter students, with a valid permit, may take advantage of our orange lots after 5:00 PM and on weekends except Dome events. These lots include Booth Garage, Harrison, Hillside, Lehman, Ostrom, Quad 4, Waverly, Women's North, Women's South and all West Campus lots. Manley permits may also use West Campus after 5:00 PM and on Weekends barring Dome events.
- Residents
Students will be notified by email by class standing starting with graduate students, seniors, etc. Upon notification, the student will log into their MySlice account to purchase a permit. Students will select from the options list. The options listed will be only those lots for which the customer student is eligible based on housing and/or or class standing. If the student is eligible for a facility lot but that lot is currently sold out, the student must then place themselves on the wait list for the lot preferred. All students with a valid permit may use any orange lot after 5:00 PM and on weekends except Dome events. These lots include Booth Garage, Harrison, Hillside, Lehman, Ostrom, Quad 4, Waverly, Women's North, Women's South, South and West campus. Students must present their SUID when picking up their permit at the Office of Parking & Transit Services.
- GA/TA/RA
Discounted rates for academic or full-year permit purchases will be offered to all graduate assistants, teaching assistants, and research assistants. A copy of the signed contract must be submitted to the Office of Parking & Transit Services, in order to receive the discount. Discounts will not be applied to those pending or expecting an assistanceship.
All Students:
- Parking permits will be valid by semester, academic year, or annually. Students whose permit has expired, must go online and purchase another permit. If the facility is full, the student should place their name on a wait list for that lot.
- Permits are valid in any "Orange" lot after 5:00 PM and all day on weekends except Dome events.
First-year students must petition for the possession and/or responsibility of motor vehicles prior to bringing them onto campus by writing to Parking and Transit Services, 621 Skytop Road, Syracuse, New York 13244. Permission to operate a motor vehicle on campus will be granted if:
- The student has a physical disability that requires the student to use a motor vehicle, as attested to by University Health Services.
- The student is a commuter and resides outside of the University's bus service.
- The student is employed off campus (which must be certified in writing by the employer on company letterhead) and the motor vehicle is required for the performance of the employee's duties.
- The student is participating in a University - accredited program off campus (which must be certified in writing by the Dean on department letterhead) and the motor vehicle is required for the performance of the student's duties.
- The student is married and living with his/her spouse.
Students participating in limited residency programs must complete the application and return it to parking services at least two weeks prior to their arrival on campus. Permits are mailed directly to the student unless received after the two week deadline - permits received within the two week mailing time will be sent to the program administrator for the program in which the student is enrolled. The student can obtain their permit from the department at the point of registration or check in.
· Disabled/Medical Form
Any person with a request for special consideration due to a medical condition, whether temporary or permanent, must have their physician complete an Application for Review for Special Parking. The completed form must be sent to the Syracuse University Health Center (address is on the form) for review. Once a decision is made, Health Center will contact both the applicant and Parking Services with an arrangement that will meet the needs of the condition. Decisions made by the Health Center are final and not negotiable with Parking Services.
- Disabled spaces and permits are designated by signs bearing the national disabled parking symbol. These spaces are for use by qualified students, faculty and staff members.
- Medical permits are available to faculty/staff and students who can demonstrate and verify a medical condition that severely impairs mobility. These permits shall be restricted to specific days, times and areas as determined by Parking Services. Documentation of the mobility restriction must be supplied. Medical permits and spaces are available to individuals as determined by University Health Services.
If you would like to purchase a permit for 2009-10, you may purchase one online through MySlice. Please note: after July 31, 2009, your current lot location will not be available to purchase online. You will have the option to purchase a West Campus or Manley permit, on a space available basis. If you would like to request a different lot location, you can do so online in the Add/Edit Waitlists option. You may also use the application listed below and contact the Parking Office to purchase a permit.
Faculty and staff are entitled to parking permits for the appropriate employee lots for which they qualify upon payment of the applicable fees.
Registration and parking permits will be valid from August 1 through July 31.
The fee is in accordance with the total annual salary from July 1 to June 30. Print and complete the appropriate application listed below and bring it to Parking Services with the following:
· Copy of Vehicle Registration
· Syracuse University Identification
Lot assignments are based on title and years of service to the University. Requests for parking should be based upon the criterion that is listed on the second page of the application. Parking fees are determined by an individual's income level, and are listed at the bottom of the criteria link. Additional fees are assessed for garages.
· New faculty/staff must present a current vehicle registration at the point of permit purchase. Online registration begins in the Spring with notification going out to faculty/staff. No refunds will be issued after May 1st.
Temporary parking for lots more logistically convenient to main campus is accessed through the use of service and delivery permits.
· Above is the link to the Service and Delivery Pass request form for the 2008-2009 fiscal year. Please fill the form out with the permit needs for your area and attach an ID form to pay for these passes.
The levels of access and cost of the permits are stated below:
SERVICE I
Service I Permits are valid in all lots except R-lots. The permit has no time limit. These permits cost $208.00.
SERVICE II
Service II Permits are valid in all lots except R-lots. The permit is limited to 2 hours. These permits cost $208.00.
SERVICE III
Service III Permits are for perimeter campus lots to include Booth, Irving and University Avenue Garages, as well as the Women's Building South lot. The permit is limited to 2 hours. Each Service III Permit costs $54.00.
Service Permits are not issued to individuals. Service Permits are sold to departments only, but are interchangeable between staff members within the department. Service permits are to be used for University business not personal convenience. Service permits are valid on a space available basis, and availability is determined by the lot attendant on duty. If you need to park in a lot for more than the two hours offered by the Service II and III Permits, please contact the office to make other arrangements.
Service permits are never valid in gated areas, cone spaces, "R" lots, fire lanes, reserved spaces for persons with disabilities, loading zones, metered spaces or any other area posted as "NO PARKING." Service permits are not valid with a Manley home lot or a student permit. Service permits are not valid during Carrier Dome events unless specifically stated on the permit.
Please fill out the form and return it with an ID form for payment.
- Delivery permits are available for a fee of $10.00, but must be requested on the above application. They are available to campus departments that can demonstrate and verify a specific need for special parking. These permits are valid for a maximum of 30 minutes. Please request delivery permits on the Service Permit Application. These permits are not valid during Dome events.
Parking Services also reserves the right to revoke service and delivery permits when privileges are abused.
- Any visitor or member of the University community may purchase a temporary parking permit. Visitor permits will be considered invalid if used on a vehicle with outstanding violations.
- Temporary parking permits are also available to a person with a vehicle registered on campus that is required to drive a non - registered car for a short period while the registered car is being repaired and to new employees prior to receipt of the first University paycheck.
- To be valid, a temporary parking permit must contain date, designated lot in which parking is authorized and signature of issuing authority.
- A short-term permit must be purchased by anyone parking a vehicle on campus for a period of more than one week but less than 30 days, after which time a permanent decal must be purchased to renew registration.
- Anyone parking on campus for more than 30 days will be required to purchase a regular decal at the standard registration fee.
Special Permits are available to qualified persons upon application to Parking Services and payment of the applicable fee. The rules and procedures governing issuance of these various permits are available upon request.
- 2009-2010 Trustee Application - Permits shall be issued to Syracuse University Trustees who have completed the necessary application. These permits are valid in any permit lot except R lots. These permits are not valid during Dome events.
- 2009-2010 Emeritus Application - Permits shall be issued only to those individuals awarded the position of Emeriti Faculty by the Board of Trustees, and who have completed the necessary application. These permits are valid in any permit lot except R lots, and those lots restricted by gate arms or garage doors. These permits are not valid during Dome Events.
- Press - permits shall be issued only to credential reports visiting the University on a regular basis. Approval of a press application must be obtained from SU News Services. SU News Services can be reached at (315) 443 - 3784 . These permits are valid in any permit lot except R lots. Students, faculty and staff members are not eligible for press permits. These permits are restricted during Dome events.
- 2009-2010 Vendor Application -Permits shall be issued only to recognized vendors who serve the University on a regular basis. Students and faculty/staff members are not eligible for vendor permits. These permits are not valid during Dome events.
Other Permits
- Motorcycles and mopeds are permitted in certain campus areas and may be operated by all legally qualified students, faculty and staff members. The vehicle application, listed above, is used to apply for a motorcycle permit.
- Motorcycles and mopeds must be registered, with the appropriate fee paid, and they must be parked only in designated motorcycle parking areas.
- Proper permit display: Place permit on the front left shock absorber.
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