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Daily Permit Option – River Campus

Parking on River Campus with a Daily Permit

The Daily Permit is for those who are working, yet parking onsite less often. Permits are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged or returned. Additional details are below:

  • For employees who prefer to pay to park by the day.
  • Purchase Daily Permits using a credit card (payroll deduction is not an option).
  • Zone 3 South has designated parking spots for $5 per day. View a map of Daily Permit parking spots in Zone 3 South.
  • Zone 2 North has designated parking spots for $6 per day. View a map of Daily Permit parking spots in Zone 2 North.
  • The parking fee is $6 per day for each of the following Offsite lots. Spaces will not be designated, so you may park in any open space.
    • Bloch Alumni & Advancement Center (BAAC) on East River Road
    • Laboratory for Laser Energetics (LLE) on East River Road
    • University Facilities & Services (UF&S) on Kendrick Road
  • Important: If you currently use payroll deduction for your full-time permit, you must complete a Payroll Deduction Cancellation Form online before purchasing a daily permit to avoid being double-charged for parking.

How to Purchase a Daily Permit

  1. Log in to My Parking Online Portal and select NETID Log in
  2. Select Get Permits > Next
  3. Choose the “Daily” permit and check the agreement.
  4. Choose the date needed to park on campus.
  5. Select vehicle for permit.
    • Space is limited in these lots. If your chosen lot is at capacity, go back to Get Permits and select another Daily Permit lot.
  6. Complete check out process:
    • You will receive an email confirming your purchase.
    • Once a confirmation is received you will not be required to print a permit.
    • You will be required to park in the designated signed space.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will I need a tag or sticker for the Daily Permit?

No, if you purchase a Daily Permit, you have the option of printing a PDF and placing on your dashboard or just parking in the designated signed space for Daily Permits.

How does the Parking department decide who moves to closer-in lots?

Parking uses waitlists to determine which staff to move to closer-in lots.

Waitlist requests can be made at My Parking Online and are processed on a first requested/first transferred basis as space allows. Submit your request and you’ll be placed on a waiting list for the lot you desire. Waitlists are reviewed regularly and transfers are processed as space allows.

Can employees still use Occasional Parking Permits?

The Occasional Permit has been replaced by the Daily Permit.