Parking Services

Online in the UT Parking Portal. Fall 2023 – Summer 2024 parking permits are virtual and your license plate number will be your permit.

NOTE: Be sure to enter the license plate numbers and letters correctly as well as the State so when the plate is scanned or entered your permit will display.

Vehicle license plate (or temporary tag for new vehicles) number, make, model, color, and Utah Tech ID number (Student/Faculty/Staff)

NOTE: It is the responsibility of each UT employee and student to keep parking registration up to date. Login to the UT Parking Portal to modify vehicles on your permit account. If your account has reached the cap for changes, please contact us for assistance at parkingoffice@utahtech.edu or 435-879-4335.

No, second vehicles are considered an alternate to the primary vehicle, must be registered to the same owner, and only one vehicle may be parked on campus at any given time.

Note: Sharing of the permit is not allowed and all students and employees must have their own permit purchased on their account. Unauthorized sharing will result in citing the vehicle, and such a case will be no defense upon appeal.

For new vehicles, enter the temporary license tag number when purchasing your permit. When your plates arrive, login to the UT Parking Portal to update your account. If your account has reached the cap for changes, please contact us for assistance at parkingoffice@utahtech.edu or 435-879-4335.

NOTE: It is the responsibility of each UT employee and student to keep parking registration up to date. Be sure to enter the license plate numbers and letters correctly as well as the State so when the plate is scanned or entered your permit will display.

No. All donation funds from the UT special plate and registration fee go towards student scholarships. See the Alumni page for more information about this great collegiate tradition.

Permits are required beginning on the first class day of the academic year and/or semester. In other words, Annual permits begin each academic year on the first class day of Fall semester and are valid all three semesters of that year; Fall, Spring, and Summer (example: 8/21/2023 – 8/16/2024). Semester permits begin on the first class day of the semester and are valid until the Friday before the next semester starts (example: Fall 2023 is 8/21/2022 – 1/5/2023).

Citations are given the first week of the semester, however, more warnings are issued the first half of the week to serve as helpful reminders.

Students taking classes online will still need to purchase a parking permit if they wish to use campus facilities, such as, but not limited to, the HPC and Library. As a reminder, per policy, all student motor vehicles parked on campus must bear a current, valid parking permit.

If you are parking in a motorcycle stall a permit is not needed. However, if parking in a regular vehicle stall the motorcycle must be added as a vehicle on your permit account.

NOTE: Motorcycles must be parked in a parking stall and may be cited if found parking outside of a stall, on sidewalks, etc.

Yes. Parking permits are required year-round and all student, faculty, and staff vehicles must bear a valid parking permit to park on campus.

Yes. All permit types are accepted in the Economy lots.

No more waiting in line to pick up a permit hang tag! Your license plate number is your permit and issued in real time upon completion of purchase.

Parking Services offers temporary hangtags for loaner vehicles to students and employees whose vehicles are being repaired if they have a valid, current permit on file. Please visit the Parking Office in the Facilities Management building; we will issue you one at no cost.

We do not provide Handicap tags as these are issued by the State. However, we recommend talking with your doctor about obtaining a temporary Handicap placard, and calling our office for advisement on where to park if Handicap stalls are full.

Overnight parking is permitted in Housing lots only (parking map). All other lots are designated No Overnight Parking between the hours of 12AM – 5AM.

For on-campus housing residents, overnight parking lots are east of Campus View Suites II (Lot G, H), lower North Commons (Lot X) and 100 S 900 E (Lot V).

Caution: Housing and overnight parking is not permitted in the lots west of Campus View Suites I and vehicles will be cited for Overnight/Improper Zone parking.

For off-campus housing residents adjacent to the east side of campus (1000 and 900 East), please contact us at parkingoffice@utahtech.edu or 435-879-4335 with questions regarding parking needs.

For department and class trips, please call or email the parking office at least one week in advance as lots close occasionally for events – we will work with you and your group regarding lot location and information to give travelers.

Note: Camper/Trailer parking is permitted in daytime hours only in lot N (parking map) and overnight parking/camping is not allowed. If more than one parking stall is needed, please park perpendicular, taking only two stalls and for easier pull-through.

If you have purchased a new vehicle and/or are no longer using a vehicle associated with your permit, login into the UT Parking Portal to modify your information on your permit account. If your account has reached the cap for changes, please contact us for assistance at parkingoffice@utahtech.edu or 435-879-4335.

NOTE: It is the responsibility of each UT employee and student to keep parking registration with Parking Management up to date. Second vehicles must be registered to the same owner; permits may not be shared or transferred to anyone else.

No. The permit is for the exclusive use only to the person it was issued to. It may not be sold or transferred to anyone else.

NOTE: Unauthorized sharing will result in citing the vehicle, and such a case will be no defense upon appeal.

Yes, please contact us by email parkingoffice@utahtech.edu or phone 435-879-4335 for assistance in doing so.

Your student status takes precedence. Your permit options are Student, Student/Housing if living in UT housing, and Economy Lots (see parking map for locations), and Student parking stalls are striped white.

It helps us to distinguish between faculty and staff, students, and visitors, and allows us to enforce the reserved areas and keep them open for those who need them. The permits also allow us to identify individual vehicles for the purpose of providing security to those on campus at any given moment, as well as to provide courtesy services (to notify; those who may accidentally leave their lights on, owners of vehicles who may have rolled out of a parking stall, etc.).

All funds go towards institutional building and infrastructure improvement projects, addition and completion of new parking lots, funding our first parking garage – as this is not allocated by the state and must be put forth by the institution, and parking lot improvements and maintenance (paint, signage, curbing, resurfacing, software, equipment, media, etc.)

No. Visitor spaces are reserved for those that are not currently enrolled or employed by the university. Students, faculty, and staff are not permitted to use these stalls any time for any length of time.

NOTE: These stalls are constantly monitored and any student, faculty, and staff vehicle found parked in a Visitor stall will receive a citation for Parking in a Reserved Zone or Parking Stall.

Parking is permitted in parking stalls only, indicated by stall markings on both sides or front and back of the vehicle.

To show valid need to temporarily park in a no parking zone to load/unload, leave your emergency flashers on for the duration. This indicates you will return shortly to move the vehicle.

NOTE: Parking in front of or within 15 feet of a fire hydrant is never permitted (Utah State Code 41-6a-1401).

Each citation is entered into a computer database that tracks them. If a citation is not cleared by an appeal filed within 15 days or by payment within 30 days of issue, a $25 late fee will be charged. If the citation is not cleared, it goes to a delinquent fines list. Students who have not cleared citations will be subject to a registration, graduation, and/or transcript hold. In the case that the owner/driver of a vehicle is not a student, staff, or faculty, the registered owner of the vehicle will be responsible for the citation.