Where can I buy a parking permit?
You can purchase a parking permit online through MavPark.
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You can purchase a parking permit online through MavPark.
The revenue from permit sales, fines, parking meters and pay stations enables the University to build and maintain the parking lots, including snow removal, resurfacing, painting and striping, provide frequent patrols of parking lots and operate the Parking Office.
The cost of permits at UNO is well below the price of other universities. In comparison with other peer universities such as University of Denver, University of Missouri –St. Louis, and Wichita State, the price or permits at UNO are lower for students, faculty and staff. The highest rates at UNO, which are compared to the average of other peer institutions, show that UNO student permits are 27% lower and faculty permits are 56% lower.
Annual permits and Fall Semester permits are sold starting July 1st of each year. Spring permits are sold at the beginning of finals week of the prior Fall Semester.
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (M-F)
You are required to register your vehicle(s) in connection with the purchase of a new permit. You must register all vehicles that will park on campus. You will need your vehicle make, model, and license plate number. You can move the permit from your primary vehicle and place it on the rear view mirror of the other registered vehicle(s).
Yes. Please contact Parking Services at (402) 554-PARK (7275) or e-mail UNOparking@unomaha.edu to update your account information.
See our Campus Maps Tab on the Parking website.
Night permits are valid on campus after 2:30 p.m. in designated lots.
Parking lots are enforced 24 hours on Monday through Thursday and until 5 p.m. on Fridays. Parking in reserved, service, or handicap spaces and fire lanes is enforced 24 hours, 7 days a week. Meters are enforced from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (M–F).
Parking violations may be paid online by logging into MAVpark
Any vehicle with two or more unpaid violation notices over 14 calendar days old, may be immobilized by Parking Services using Rhino Boot or towed. Students with two or more unpaid violation notices over 14 calendar days old will be placed on stop enrollment and be required to pay all outstanding violations prior to registering for classes.
Yes. The person registering the vehicle and/or obtaining a UNO Parking Permit is responsible for all parking violations issued on that vehicle or the vehicle displaying the permit, regardless of who parked the vehicle.
Parking Services and Campus Security can tow cars off of campus for various reasons. If your car has been towed contact Parking Services or Campus Security for further information.
Parking Services Office: (402) 554-PARK (7275)
Campus Security Office: (402) 554-2684
Any person receiving a UNO parking violation notice has the right to appeal the violation. Parking violation appeals must be submitted to the Parking Services Office within 30 calendar days of the date of the violation notice. You must complete the UNO Parking and Traffic Appeals Application Form available at the Parking Office. Contact Parking Services for the scheduled meeting dates of the Student Traffic Appeals Commission. You must contact Parking Services after the meeting for the decision of the Commission.
Should the permit be lost or destroyed or for some reason unobtainable, the permit holder will be required to purchase a new permit for $25. A Two Week Temporary Permit can be obtained free of charge while attempting to find the old permit. Once the replacement permit has been paid for, and the lost permit is found, the $25 will be refunded.
To get a refund for a parking permit you must bring the permit back to Parking Services. According to Registrars refund scheduling you may receive 100% refund, 75% refund, 50% refund, 25% refund, or no refund at all. You will receive a full refund within 14 days of purchase. If you are in the military and are called away to war you may receive a full refund with proof of deployment. (If you purchased your permit with a credit card the refund must go back on that same credit card).
If you have a state issued permit/plate, you will need to also obtain a UNO parking permit to park in any of the campus handicap spaces.
Individuals with short-term handicap parking needs should contact Parking Services and a Handicap Parking Permit for the necessary period of time may be issued for a fee, if applicable.
Meters are enforced from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (M – F). Metered parking areas are reserved for Visitors. After 7 p.m. individuals with or without parking permits may use the metered areas without payment. The charge for the meters is $0.05 for 6 minutes, $0.10 for 12 minutes, and $0.25 for 30 minutes, with maximum of one hour.
Yes, you will need to stop into Parking Services located at EAB 107 to obtain a temporary Visitor’s Permit. A request form can be filled out online and the permit will be mailed to you. The permit must be picked up in person if the request is within 48 hours of you visiting campus.
You have two options:
(1) you can move the permit out of your primary vehicle and place it on the rear view mirror of the secondary vehicle, or
(2) you can stop at Parking Services located at EAB 107 and pick up a one-time temporary permit.
The campus has open parking on all holidays and days that classes are not in session. Only fire lanes, handicap, service and reserved spaces will be enforced.
The first two tickets will be waived per year for visitors to the campus. Any tickets beyond the two waived tickets. All other violations may be paid or appealed at Parking Services. Students, Faculty and staff are responsible for tickets received on their vehicles and all family vehicles while parked on campus.
Contact Campus Security at (402) 554-2648.
Special Events Parking on the University of Nebraska at Omaha Campus is very limited. Contact Parking Services, at (402)554-PARK (7275), for Special Event parking questions.
The Pacific shuttles operate from 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. (M –F) on days classes are in session. The Crossroads shuttles operate from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. (M –F) on days classes are in session during the Fall and Spring semesters.
For more information visit the Shuttle tab contact the Parking Office at (402) 554-PARK (7275).