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Details on types of parking violations and fines can be found in the complete rules (see Rules and Regulations), sections .1001 through .1009. Most parking violations fall into the following categories; however, this is not an exhaustive list and fines increase after repeat violations.

$10

• Incorrect permit for space
• Meter expired
• Parked with permit in visitor area (except metered spaces)
• Not parked head-in
• Using more than one space
• Inappropriately affixed permit

$20

• No valid or current permit
• Parked in patient parking (unless using the Health Education Resources facilities as a patient)
• Motorized scooter in motorcycle parking without permit

$30

• Parked in area not designated as parking (including fire lanes)
• Parked in space reserved for official vehicles
• Counterfeit, altered, or otherwise non-issued permit
• Parked in disabled parking without Missouri S&T-issued disabled parking decal
• Parked in space reserved for specific users
• Parked in loading zone in excess of 30 minutes
• Both cars under multi-car permit parked simultaneously (subject to multi-car permit revocation)

Parking fines may be appealed according to sections .0701 through .0706 of the complete rules with the submission of an appeals form.

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Cost per Year

EMPLOYEES

Employees must renew their permit each year. To renew your permit, click on the Renew Your Employee Permit button at the bottom of this section.

By Renewing your permit, you authorize the Monthly or Bi-Weekly permit amount to be payroll deducted.

Your Parking Permit is valid from August 1 to July 31 each academic year. Disability Permits are From October 1 to September 30 each year.

Your renewal is for 1 permit sticker, which will be sent via campus mail to your University address. If you need an additional permit sticker, provide plate and vehicle information for Vehicle 2 at the time of your request, and 1 additional sticker will be sent via campus mail.

Renewals must be received by June 15th, each year, otherwise your permit will not be renewed, and you may be placed on a waiting list for a parking space.

RENEW YOUR Employee PERMIT

Students

Students must either renew their current permit or sign up on the waiting list in order to receive a parking permit.

You can sign up for the waiting list at any time during the year.

When a permit becomes available, you will be notified via email. If you change your email address while on the waiting list, please contact the Parking Operations Office. You have seven days to accept your permit. When you pick up your permit from the Parking Operations Office, you will have the option to have the cost of the permit billed to your Student Account, or you may pay with Cash, Debit, or Credit Card.

If you decline your permit, you will still be able to receive a permit in any other lot you signed up for on the waiting list when one becomes available.

Parking permits are valid from August 1 to July 31 each academic year, and must be renewed each year.

For a refund, bring or send your sticker(s), whole or pieces, into the Parking Lot Operations office. You will receive the monthly pro-rated refund amount. Refunded permits cannot be renewed.

Disabled Parking Permits

A Missouri S&T disabled parking permit will allow the permit holder to park in any disabled space on campus except in the visitor lot. If all of the disabled spaces are full in the area you wish to park, you may also park in a regular permit parking space, excluding metered parking. Disabled permits are valid from September 1 to August 31 each year. Please contact Parking Lot Operations at 573-341-4303, or e-mail parking@mst.edu for more information.

Visitor Group/Conference Passes

If your department or office is expecting a group, passes can be requested in advance. Please keep the following guidelines in mind when issuing parking passes to the attendees:

• The passes are only to be given to campus visitors. (Family members of faculty, staff or students are not considered visitors.)
• The passes are not to be given to any current staff/faculty or student of Missouri S&T.
• The passes are not valid at parking meters and should be explained to the visitors.
• The visitors should only park in the designated area(s) as issued. Parking in other areas creates congestion and further problems.
• No return of unused passes will be credited.

Parking Pass Request Form

Meter Pricing

Two/Four Hour Meters

$0.25 = 30 Minutes

$0.10 = 12 minutes

Thirty Minute Meters

$0.25 = 12 Minutes

$0.10 = 5 Minutes

$0.05 = 3 Minutes

A visitor is anyone other than an employee, student or member of their family. We request all campus visitors utilize the Havener Center parking lot for their visits. Havener Center's visitor parking lot is accessible directly via State St. or through lot 13 via Miner Circle. Visitors may also use metered spaces anywhere on campus or street parking.

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Condensed Rules

Please note that the condensed rules, while representative of the complete rules, do not cover all scenarios and should be considered general guidelines for parking at Missouri S&T. Parking rules are enforced according to the complete rule set, which is viewable via a button below the condensed rules.

1. Parking in permit spaces on campus lots requires a purchased permit that is valid for that specific school year.  Decals (permit and registration stickers) must be affixed to the outside of the rear window or bumper on driver’s side of the vehicle, at the appropriate portrait/landscape position. Temporary hangtags may be issued in certain cases and will need to be hung on the rearview mirror, with the ending date of your temporary hangtag clearly marked and facing the front windshield. Parking at meters requires payment even if a permit is purchased.
2. All vehicles shall be parked HEAD-IN to the parking spaces. (Do not back into or pull through the space)
3. A visitor is anyone OTHER THAN an employee, student or member of their family. We request all campus visitors to utilize the Havener Center parking lot (Marked Area V on campus maps) for their visits.
4. Any students, faculty, or employees parking in the Havener Center visitor lot will be ticketed YEAR ROUND, unless otherwise authorized in specific individual cases.
5. Regulations pertaining to area permits and metered parking are enforced YEAR ROUND from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. except on Saturdays, Sundays and Official University holidays. Other regulations are enforced at all times as noted below.
6. Permit and metered parking at Thomas Jefferson Residence Hall shall be enforced 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
7. Any space with a sign designated for a specific user, will be enforced 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
8. Employees and students lending their vehicle to a visitor will be responsible for any violations occurring on campus.
9. Parking permit owners shall park only in the area to which the purchased permit allows access.
10. Employees and students without parking permits shall use only metered spaces or valid street parking.
11. Specially marked disabled parking, driveways, yellow curbs and zones, fire lanes, vehicle types and areas not designated as a parking area, etc. shall be enforced 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
12. University driveways, yellow curbs and zones and any other area not specifically designated as a parking area shall not be used for parking at any time.
13. The Director of the Missouri S&T Police Department, with the concurrence of the Parking Committee Chair, shall have the authority to suspend all or part of the parking regulations for specific periods of time.
14. Failure in compliance with these rules, in the case of excessive tickets (i.e. ticket number 13+ for one specific violator) or illegally parking in a non-designated space, may result in the towing of the vehicle at the owners expense.

View the Complete Rules

Parking rules are discussed and adopted by the members of the Parking, Security and Traffic Committee and approved by the chancellor. This committee is formed of faculty, staff, and students. Minutes from each meeting are available to read.

Parking Committee Meeting Minutes