All vehicles that park in university parking spots, except for meters and pay lots, during posted hours, must display a valid and appropriate parking permit. Vehicles must also display a valid vehicle registration.
Permits can be obtained at the Office of Parking and Transportation, 709 N. Main Street, Normal, Illinois.
Each employee, student, or faculty member can have one permit, and an additional motorcycle permit. Also, residents of Cardinal Court/Shelbourne Apartments may purchase their residential permit and a permit to park on campus. Other exceptions to basic regulations may be considered on an individual basis.
Permits are the property of the Office of Parking and Transportation. Ownership is not transferable. Permits may not be sold, exchanged, given away, or purchased from any person or agency other than the Office of Parking and Transportation. Permits may not be reproduced or altered. The person registered for the permit is responsible for all parking violations issued on the permit.
The Office of Parking and Transportation reserves the right to revoke parking privileges for any violations.
To be eligible for purchasing, you must:
A permit displayed on a vehicle not having current license plates will not be honored.
Permits on all vehicles (except motorcycle/moped) must be hanging from the rear view mirror and must be visible through the windshield to be considered properly displayed.
The motorcycle/moped permit must be displayed at the rear of the cycle, attached to the license plate, without obscuring the information contained on the license plate. Vehicles that do not properly display permits are subject to citation.
Lost permits should be reported to the Office of Parking & Transportation immediately and can be replaced for $12.00. Stolen permits should be reported to the ISU Police Department. Once the report is completed, the permit will be replaced at no charge. Any vehicle displaying a permit that has been reported lost or stolen will be issued a parking citation and will be subject to immediate tow and/or impoundment.
