Parking Services

Yes. All vehicles must have a validly displayed decal or permit to park on campus. Permits for visitors can be obtained from the Parking Information booth on FGCU Blvd or the Parking Services office.

As soon as possible all students, faculty, and staff should file a report with the University Police Department so that the permit can be tracked. Lost or stolen decals or permits will not be replaced and the registrant will be required to purchase a new decal or permit at a fee of $30 for Students, Faculty/Staff.

Selling a pass or decal is considered permit fraud. There is a fine of $100.00 for first time offenses and will be placed on the account of the registrant issued the parking pass. Any misconduct will be reported.

Citations can be issued 24 hours a day, every day without respect for time.

The original registrant may obtain a replacement decal for $10 upon presenting the original decal (or remains thereof, where possible) along with the new vehicle registration to the University Police and Safety. Permits can be transferred to the new vehicle upon registration.

There are over 5,000 parking spaces on campus. Not all parking spaces can be located near campus buildings. The parking garage and garage auxiliary accommodates both Faculty/Staff and Students. The University Shuttle service runs from McTarnaghan Hall every 15 minutes to north and south housing. West Lake Village shuttle operates on the hour and half hour.

No. Restricted/Reserved spaces include: Visitor, Reserved, Bookstore, Volunteer, SGA, or other designated signs. Reserved spaces are enforced 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Citations written for parking in a reserved space are $100 fines. (Exception – During certain events, restricted/reserved parking areas may be marked for parking.).

Parking is not allowed on any grassy area. Please respect this request in order to sustain the wildlife conservation areas on campus. An exception may be made during certain events, where grassy areas may be marked for parking.

Citations are issued 24 hours a day every day without time limitations.

If citations are unpaid after 10 calendar days of the date issued, a $10 late fee is assessed automatically.  Administrative actions for unpaid citations may include a “BOOT”, revocation of parking privileges, towing, impoundment, collection assignment and the withholding of grades and transcripts.