Parking Enforcement Hours
School Year
- Monday – Thursday: 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.
- Friday: 7 a.m. – 1 p.m.
- Academic Calendar
Summer
- Monday – Thursday: 7 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- Friday: 7 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Handicapped and Reserved
- Handicapped and reserved parking are enforced 24 hours, seven days a week.
Types of Permits and Costs
Semester and annual permits are prorated the 1st of each month beginning October 1st.
Faculty and Staff
Due to the limited number of faculty/staff spaces, only employees or those on letter of appointment qualify for faculty/staff parking privileges. Faculty/staff parking permits are valid in faculty/staff and student parking spaces.
Faculty and staff of 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ (including those employees on a letter of appointment), are required to purchase a faculty/staff permit, unless they are taking a minimum of six undergraduate credit hours or three graduate credit hours at a college or university within the Nevada System of Higher Education. These individuals may have the option of purchasing a student permit.
Costs
- Annual Faculty/Staff Permit - $468.00
- Fall and Spring Semester - $351.00
- Semester Permit - $175.50
- Monthly Faculty/Staff Permit - $39.00
- Weekly Faculty/Staff Permit - $16.50
- Daily Faculty/Staff Permit - $7.50
Permit costs increase every academic year to cover lot maintenance and development. Annual permits increase by $3 per month while increases for other permit types vary.
Reserved Parking
Reserved spaces are sold to interested faculty, staff, or students on a first-come, first-served basis. There is usually a waiting list for reserved parking. If spaces are not available and you would like to place your name on the list, please call 702-895-1300. A Parking & Transportation Services representative will contact you when a space is available. At that time, you will have the option to purchase the space or opt out.
Reserved permits are valid in the assigned numbered reserved space and all student spaces. Reserved parking is enforced 24 hours a day. There are three lots with reserved spaces:
- Lot A (the parking garage on Cottage Grove Avenue)
- Lot G (located between Beam Hall and Tonopah Hall).
- Lot N (next to the Lied Library)
Contact Parking & Transportation Services to purchase a reserved space.
Cost
- Reserved Annual Permits - $923.00
Academic reserved permits are approved by department directors and available to deans, associate vice presidents, and above.
Motorcycle
Motorcycles must park in designated motorcycle areas and cannot occupy automobile parking spaces. Motorcycles are not allowed on campus sidewalks or walkways. You can purchase a permit online or in-person.
Cost
- Annual Motorcycle Permit - $172.00
- Semester Permit - $64.49
- Fall and Spring Semester - $128.97
Mopeds must be parked in motorcycle parking areas only. Permits are required. Mopeds cannot be operated on campus sidewalks or walkways.
Handicapped/American Disabilities Act (ADA) Accommodations
Handicapped parking permits are available for purchase by those with a valid state-issued handicapped license plate or tag. All individuals with a state-issued handicapped parking placard must display the placard, as well as purchase a 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ handicap parking permit.
To purchase handicapped permits, the driver must:
- Present their current placard along with the letter received at the time of issuance.
- Provide one form of photo identification.
The registered owner of the handicapped plate or tag must be in the vehicle when it is being parked. If your vehicle does not have a handicapped license plate, the portable handicapped tag issued by the state must be displayed on the rearview mirror or face-up on the vehicle dashboard.
Visit Parking & Transportation Services in-person to purchase a handicapped parking permit.
Costs
- Annual Handicapped Faculty/Staff Permit - $468.00
- Handicapped Fall and Spring Semester - $351.00
- Handicapped Semester Permit - $175.50
- Monthly Handicapped Faculty/Staff Permit - $39.00
- Weekly Handicapped Faculty/Staff Permit - $16.50
- Daily Handicapped Faculty/Staff Permit - $7.50
Students found parked illegally in a handicapped space will be referred to the Office of Student Conduct for disciplinary action.
Expectant Mother Accommodations
Parking & Transportation Services offers a special needs permit for expectant mothers who require closer parking for a temporary period of time. Expectant mothers may obtain this permit by providing a note from their physician to Parking and Transportation Services. A valid parking permit is required to be granted special needs accommodation.
Contact Parking & Transportation Services for more information.
Bicycles
- Parking permits are not required for bicycles or mopeds.
- Keep pedestrian safety in mind when riding and parking bikes on campus.
- Bicycles must be parked in bike racks.
- Bicycles cannot be parked or driven on pedestrian ramps to buildings or inside buildings.
Parking Tips
Want to know where to find the lots with the most open parking or how to stay safe when parking on campus? Read these tips to become a safe and savvy driver.