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Welcome to UNO Parking and Transit Services!

UNO Parking & Transit Services manages campus parking and bus transit services as outlined on this website and in the UNO parking regulations. These rules are designed to provide safety, control administrative costs, and bring operational efficiency, which helps keep your parking fees low while giving you high levels of service and convenience.


Purchase UNO Parking Permits Online | MavPark

To purchase UNO parking permits, visit MavPark, our online portal, which is available 24/7. You will need your license plate state and number, as well as your vehicle VIN, year, make, model, and color.


ANNOUNCEMENTS 

View recent announcements regarding Parking and Transit Services

OPEN-PARKING, No Permit Required | Dec. 19 - Dec. 22

From Friday, Dec. 19, through Monday, Dec. 22, there will be open-parking in all general-use spaces on campus surface lots and garages. Permits are not necessary to park during this time.

Shuttles will run limited service on Friday, Dec. 19 and Monday, Dec. 22.

Please note that certain areas on campus are excluded from open-parking, such as pay-to-park areas where time limits are still enforced (Lots A, C, and the seven spaces in M), ADA spaces (reserved for those with an ADA permit), reserved spaces, loading zones, motorcycle areas, carpool spaces, compact stalls, visitor spaces, EV charging spaces, driveways, drive aisles, and fire lanes. These areas are enforced 24/7.


WINTER BREAK UPDATE, No Permit Required | Dec. 23 - Jan. 4

  • Parking for Winter Break

From Tuesday, Dec. 23, through Sunday, Jan. 4, there will be open-parking in all general-use spaces on campus surface lots and garages. Permits are not necessary to park during this time.

Please note that certain areas on campus are excluded from open-parking, such as pay-to-park areas where time limits are still enforced (Lots A, C, and the seven spaces in M), ADA spaces (reserved for those with an ADA permit), reserved spaces, loading zones, motorcycle areas, carpool spaces, compact stalls, visitor spaces, EV charging spaces, driveways, drive aisles, and fire lanes. These areas are enforced 24/7.

  • Shuttle Service for Winter Break

From Tuesday, Dec. 23, through Sunday, Jan. 4, There will be no shuttle service due to the winter break.


SPRING SEMESTER UPDATE, Permits Required | Jan. 5

  • Parking for the Week before Spring Semester Classes Begin | Jan. 5 - 9

From Monday, Jan. 5, through Friday, Jan. 9, UNO will observe valid-permit parking. A valid UNO parking permit will be required but permit restrictions are relaxed, so a surface lot permit may park in the garage, or vice versa.

Please note that certain areas on campus are excluded from valid-permit parking, such as pay-to-park areas where payment and time limits are still enforced (Lots A, C, and the seven spaces in M), ADA spaces (reserved for those with an ADA permit), reserved spaces, loading zones, motorcycle areas, carpool spaces, compact stalls, visitor spaces, EV charging spaces, driveways, drive aisles, and fire lanes. These areas are enforced 24/7.

  • Parking for Spring Semester | Begins Jan. 12

UNO will resume regular enforcement on Monday, Jan. 12. For those students that purchased Fall semester permits, you will need to purchase a Spring semester permit to park on campus. Student Commuter Spring permits go on sale at 8 A.M. on Monday, Dec. 15. Annual permit holders do not need to purchase a Spring permit. Limited permit sales for the East Garage and West Garage for faculty/staff and commuter students may be available temporarily until limits are reached.

  • Shuttles for the Week before Spring Semester Classes Begin | Jan. 5 - 9

From Monday, Jan. 5, through Friday, Jan. 9, campus shuttles will run with limited service from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. The shuttles will be servicing the Scott Court, Scott Crossing, and Criss Library stops only. There will be no shuttle service to the Pacific Parking Garage, Maverick/University Village, Milo Bail Student Center, H&K, PKI, and Mammel Hall stops.

  • Shuttles for Spring Semester | Begins Jan. 12

UNO will resume regular shuttle service on Monday, Jan. 12.

Campus shuttles will continue with cold weather service through Spring Break. Shuttles will attempt to load, unload, and depart as quickly as possible in an effort to reduce wait times during the colder months. Times listed on the UNO Shuttle Tracker App will not be as accurate during this time.


Friday Parking | Reminder

On Fridays, Dodge Campus observes permit-free or open-parking for general-use spaces in the East Parking Garage (EPG) and West Parking Garage (WPG); and Scott Campus observes permit-free or open parking for general-use spaces in the Pacific Parking Garage (PPG) and Lot 5.

Surface lots and all other parking facilities are enforced and require a valid permit from 7 A.M. to 5 P.M. on Fridays.

Park Omaha lots A, C, and the seven (7) designated spaces in lot M are enforced for payment and time limit from 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. on Fridays.

Excluded spaces are enforced during Friday relaxation 24/7/365. More information can be found at Parking Enforcement and the Parking Enforcement Schedule.

Where to Park

For Visitors, Students, Staff, and Faculty 

  • Campus Maps
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  • Where to Park Webpage
  • Download the Park Omaha App

Permits

Virtual Permit Options 

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  • Purchase Permit on MavPARK
  • Faculty/Staff Permit Fees
  • Student Permit Fees
  • Visitor Permit Fees
  • Contractor/Vendor Permit Fees
  • Faculty/Staff Reciprocal Permits (UNK, UNL, & UNMC)
  • Parking Permit Enforcement Schedule

Sustainable Transportation

Options 

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  • Campus Shuttle Service
  • Sustainable Commute Options

Citations

Pay or Appeal a Citation 

  • Pay a Citation
  • Appeal a Citation
  • List of Violations and Associated Fines
  • Parking Enforcement
  • Parking Citation Waiver Request Form (MavPark Appeal)

Parking and Transit Services

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MavPark

Use MavPark, our online parking portal, to purchase a permit, pay a citation, appeal a citation, and update your vehicle information.

Contact Us

Email: unoparking@unomaha.edu
Phone: 402.554.PARK (7275)

UNO Parking and Transit Services

1313 S. 67th Street
Omaha, NE 68182

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8 A.M. - 5 P.M., (M-F)

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