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Parking, Permit, and Shuttle Updates

Read about updates to parking and shuttle services for the end of the summer sessions through the start of the fall semester.

  • published: 2026/07/17
  • contact: Parking and Transit Services
  • phone: 402.554.7275
  • email: unoparking@unomaha.edu
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A campus shuttle photographed through fall leaves as it travels through Elmwood Park.

Campus shuttles help Mavericks move between campuses.

Parking Permit Sales Begin Aug. 3

Parking permits for the new annual permit season will go on sale Monday, Aug. 3, at 8 A.M.

Permits can be purchased either online via the MavPARK portal on the UNO Parking and Transit Services website or in person at the UNO Parking and Transit Services office. Detailed information on permit types, pricing, and payment options is available on the permits section on the UNO Parking and Transit Services website.

Please ensure that your license plate and vehicle information are up to date when purchasing your parking permit to ensure a smooth parking experience.

Additionally, take the time to review any changes or updates to UNO's Parking Regulations for the upcoming year and review the Campus Parking Map.

If you need assistance, contact the UNO Parking and Transit Services office at unoparking@unomaha.edu or call 402.554.7275.


Open Parking | Aug. 3-21

To give everyone the chance to purchase their permit before the start of the new academic year, there will be open parking available across campus in general use spaces in surface lots and garages from Aug. 3-21.

Please note that certain areas are excluded from open parking including reserved spaces, motorcycle spaces, carpool spaces, electric vehicle (EV) charging spaces, visitor spaces, reserved event spaces, resident lots, driveways, drive aisles, hash-marked areas, fire lanes, bus pullover lanes, loading zones (for unloading and loading only), ADA spaces (prohibited to those without an ADA permit), compact spaces (unless vehicle fits inside defined area), pay-to-park spaces in lot A, lot C, and the designated Park Omaha spaces in other lots (payment not necessary, but time limits enforced), and any area not designated as a parking area. Excluded areas are enforced 24/7.

Full permit enforcement begins on Monday, Aug. 24, the start of fall semester.

Please see the Parking Enforcement Schedule for all open parking dates for the 2026-2027 year.


Limited Shuttle Service | Aug. 3-14

There will continue to be limited shuttle service between Dodge and Scott Campuses from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. from Aug. 3-14, servicing the Scott Court, Scott Crossing/Hall, and Criss Library stops only.

Full campus shuttle service will resume on Monday, Aug. 17.

Take a moment to review the Shuttle Services page for comprehensive information on campus shuttle services and schedules and download the UNO Shuttles app.

Additionally, plan your travel ahead of time with the detailed Shuttle Route Map, available on the Campus Maps page.

If you have any shuttle questions, email UNO Shuttles at unoshuttles@unomaha.edu or call 402.554.6424.

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