What you Need for a Permit
- Vehicle license plate* (or temporary tag for new vehicles) number, make, model, and color
- Digital ID number (students/faculty/staff)
Parking permits are purchased online in the UT Parking Portal.
The Parking Map is a great resource for parking by permit type, as well as getting around campus. Keep in mind, however, the map serves only as a guide as campus is rapidly growing. Be on the lookout for any signage or stall changes in the areas you park.
Two (2) license plate numbers registered to the same owner may be linked to one permit; one primary and one secondary vehicle. This allows only one vehicle to be parked on campus at any given time, and the same vehicle may not be assigned to more than one permit at a time. Sharing of the permit is not allowed and each student and employee must have their own permit purchased on their account.
Students residing off-campus, including off-campus housing.
Student parking stalls are marked with white pavement striping.
*permits purchased per semester cannot be converted to an annual permit
UT Parking PortalOn-campus student housing residents living in Campus View Suites I, II, & III, Abby, Chancellor, Tech View, or Morgan Apartments.
See the campus parking map for designated housing parking lots.
*permits purchased per semester cannot be converted to an annual permit
UT Parking PortalEconomy lots are marked light red on the parking map.
*permits purchased per semester cannot be converted to an annual permit
UT Parking PortalGeneral Faculty/Staff parking stalls are marked with white pavement striping.
*permits purchased per semester cannot be converted to an annual permit
UT Parking PortalPremium Faculty/Staff reserved parking stalls are marked with yellow pavement striping.
White-marked stalls may also be used.
*permits purchased per semester cannot be converted to an annual permit
UT Parking PortalEconomy lots are marked light red on the parking map.
*permits purchased per semester cannot be converted to an annual permit
UT Parking PortalUT is not responsible for loss of or damage to the vehicle or its contents.
A permit serves as a permission to park and is not a guarantee of a parking space.
A permit is for the exclusive use only to the person it was issued to and may not be sold or transferred to anyone else.
It is the responsibility of each UT student and employee to read, understand, and abide by any published regulations by Parking Services as well as keep parking permit vehicle registration up-to-date.
Office Hours*:
Monday – Friday 9:00AM – 5:00PM
(*subject to change, please visit the main Parking Services webpage for updates)
Email: ParkingOffice@utahtech.edu
Phone: 435-879-4335
Office: UT Police Department, Burns North Offices
Email: ParkingOffice@utahtech.edu
Phone: 435-879-4335
Office: UTPD BNO 162