Parking Permits on Sale for Summer 2021
From May 17 to August 22, all valid permits can park in Faculty/Staff and Student surface lots, along with garages, as long as your vehicle is parked in a general use stall.
- published: 2021/05/03
- contact: UNO Parking Services
- phone: 402.554.7275
- email: unoparking@unomaha.edu
From May 17 to Aug. 22, all valid permits can park in Faculty/Staff and Student surface lots, along with garages, as long as your vehicle is parked in a general use stall.
Fridays also offer permit-free parking in all garage locations (non-reserved/general use garage spaces).
Reminder: There will be open parking in general use stalls on campus and no parking permits will be required May 3-16.
Reminder: East Parking Garage – middle level closed starting May 3 – June 25 and the top level will be closed June 26 – Aug. 12.
Additional Enforced Areas
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Pay to Park two-hour limited spaces in Lots A, C, and 7 spaces in Lot M will be enforced from 7 A.M. to 7 P.M.
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Restrictions for parking in reserved or handicap stalls (unless displaying a valid A.D.A. Permit), visitor stalls, EV Charging stalls, motorcycle areas, carpool stalls, compact stalls, drive aisles and fire lanes will be enforced.
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Loading zone time limit will be enforced.
Weekend Parking
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No permit is required on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Parking in reserved or handicap stalls, loading zones, motorcycle areas, carpool spaces, visitor spaces, driveways, and fire lanes will still be enforced.
Shuttle Service
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A Scott Crossing to Criss Library shuttle (Orange Route) will operate on a limited basis from 7 A.M. to 7 P.M.
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A VIP-ADA shuttle service will continue to operate. Scheduled with Accessibility Services.
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No other routes will be in operation.
Questions
Please contact Parking Services with any questions at 402.554.7275 or at UNOParking@unomaha.edu.
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