Parking

Visitors to PSU 

• Most lots on campus are not available to visitors. Visitors must obtain a permit to park in visitor lots. 
• A Guest/Visitor Temporary Parking Permit can be purchased for daily, weekend, or weekly use. 
• Remember to print your Temporary Guest Permit after purchasing. 
• Guest Permits must be displayed face up on your dash at ALL times. 
• Guests are still subject to all other rules and regulations regarding parking on Campus, including snow plowing. 

Permits are Required 

• All campus lots require a valid PSU parking permit year-round. A sign is posted at the entrance to each parking lot, which indicates the permit that is required to park there and the lot number. 
• You can obtain a parking lot map online and at the UPD office.

Loading and Unloading 

• When dropping off/picking up people or items at buildings park in a regular spot, and put your flashers on. 
• If you’re there too long, you may be ticketed. 
• Please do NOT park in front of buildings without prior permission from University Police. These are fire lanes and you will be ticketed. 

Bollard Areas 

• Throughout campus there are paths and roadways which are blocked by metal posts called bollards. Sometimes these are put down by Physical Plant or University Police for business purposes. 
• Please do NOT drive into these areas without authorization from University Police. Doing so will subject you to fines. 

Winter Snow Plowing 

• Parking lots MUST be vacated during scheduled times, regardless of existing weather and snow conditions, so that as many students as possible can find a place to park. 
• Any vehicle remaining during scheduled lot maintenance will be ticketed and towed at the owner’s expense/risk. 

What If I Get a Parking Ticket? 

• You have the right to appeal your ticket during the first 10 days after ticketing. 
• Follow the instructions printed on your citation to submit your appeal online. You will receive an e-mailed response. 
• All ticket appeals are reviewed by UPD’s Internal Appeals Committee. 
• If your appeal is not accepted, you have 30 days from the date of ticketing to pay your fine. After 30 days, PSU begins a collections process and the fine doubles. 

Permits are Required

• All campus lots require a valid PSU parking permit year-round. A sign is posted at the entrance to each parking lot, which indicates the permit that is required to park there and the lot number. 
• You can obtain a parking lot maps at the UPD office or view maps online. 

Loading and Unloading 

• When dropping off/picking up people or items at buildings park in a regular spot, and put your flashers on. 
• If you’re there too long, you may be ticketed. 
• Please do NOT park in front of buildings without prior permission from University Police. These are fire lanes and you will be ticketed. 

Bollard Areas 

• Throughout campus there are paths and roadways, which are blocked by metal posts called bollards. Sometimes these are put down by Physical Plant or University Police for business purposes. 
• Please do NOT drive into these areas without authorization from University Police. Doing so will subject you to fines. 

Winter Lot Maintenance 

• Parking lots MUST be vacated during scheduled lot maintenance times, regardless of existing weather and snow conditions. 
• Any vehicle remaining during scheduled lot maintenance will be ticketed and towed at the owner’s expense/risk. 
• Be sure to review, and print, a copy of the parking lot maintenance schedule.

Guests/Visitors on Campus 

• Most lots on campus are not available to visitors. Visitors must obtain a permit to park in visitor lots. A Guest/Visitor Temporary Parking Permit can be purchased for daily, weekend, or weekly use. 
• If you’re buying a permit for your friend, please be sure to put in their information. When you put in your information, you are taking responsibility for any violations they may receive while on campus. 
• Guest/Visitors are still subject to lot maintenance scheduling. 

What If I Get a Parking Ticket? 

• You have the right to appeal your ticket during the first 10 days after ticketing. 
• Follow the instructions printed on your citation to submit your appeal online. You will receive an e-mailed response. 
• All ticket appeals are reviewed by UPD’s internal appeals committee. 
• If your appeal is not accepted, you have 30 days from the date of ticketing to pay your fine. After 30 days, PSU begins a collections process and the fine doubles.

Faculty/Staff at PSU 

• Faculty and staff permit holders have a number of lots to choose from campus-wide, which are available on a first-come, first-served basis. 
• You can obtain a parking lot map online or at the UPD office.

Permits are Required 

• All campus lots require a valid PSU parking permit year-round. A sign is posted at the entrance to each parking lot, which indicates the permit that is required to park there and the lot number. 

What Do I Need to Know? 

If you have a rental vehicle or need to use a different vehicle you still must have a permit. Please either: 

• Remove your stickered permit from your primary vehicle, place it on the vehicle coming to campus, log onto psu.thepermitstore.com and update the vehicle info to match. Then change the permit back to your primary vehicle after and again update the information online. 
• OR 
• You may purchase a hanging placard from UPD for $25 that is specific to you, not the vehicle it is on. There is no need to log in and make any changes. 
• Please note: If you purchase a new vehicle please follow the same steps to change your permit over. 

How Do I Log Onto My psu.thepermitstore.com Account? 

• If you have not already set up an account go to the website and do so using your plymouth.edu e-mail address. If you do not have or don’t remember your password you can have a new one sent to you via the “forgot password” option. 

Bollard Areas 

• Throughout campus there are paths and roadways, which are blocked by metal posts called bollards. Sometimes these are put down by Physical Plant or University Police for business purposes. 
• Please do NOT drive into these areas without authorization from University Police. Doing so will subject you to being fined. 

What If I Get a Parking Ticket? 

• You have the right to appeal your ticket during the first 10 days after ticketing. 
• Follow the instructions printed on your citation to submit your appeal online. You will receive an e-mailed response. 
• All ticket appeals are reviewed by UPD’s internal appeals committee. 
• If your appeal is not accepted, you have 30 days from the date of ticketing to pay your fine. After 30 days, PSU begins a collections process and the fine doubles.

Permits are Required 

• All campus lots require a valid PSU parking permit year-round. A sign is posted at the entrance to each parking lot, which indicates the permit that is required to park there and the lot number. 
• You can obtain a parking lot map at the UPD office or view online parking maps.

How Do I Get a Parking Permit? 

• Stop in at UPD during regular office hours (Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-4 p.m.) for a food service permit. 
• You must bring your vehicle registration and a valid driver’s license with you. 

Where Can I Park? 

• Lot 602 is the parking area. It is located at the Ice Arena. 
• If you cannot find parking, please contact UPD at (603) 535-2330 to find out where to park. 

What Do I Need to Know? 

If you have a rental vehicle or need to use a different vehicle you still must have a permit. Please either: 

• Remove your permit sticker from your primary vehicle, place it on the vehicle coming to campus, log onto psu.thepermitstore.com and update the vehicle info to match. Then change the permit back to your primary vehicle after and again update the information online. 
• OR 
• You may purchase a second parking permit from our office for $10 that is specific to you, not the vehicle it is on.  There is no need to log in and make any changes. 
• Please note: If you purchase a new vehicle please follow the same steps to change your permit over. 

What If I Get a Parking Ticket? 

• You have the right to appeal your ticket during the first 10 days after ticketing. 
• Follow the instructions printed on your citation to submit your appeal online. You will receive an e-mailed response. 
• All ticket appeals are reviewed by UPD’s Internal Appeals Committee. 
• If your appeal is not accepted, you have 30 days from the date of ticketing to pay your fine. After 30 days, PSU begins a collections process.