Visitor spaces are located throughout campus for guests (non – students, faculty, staff) to park in for free, and they are marked Visitor with green pavement striping. If visitor stalls are full, guests are welcome to park in white-marked Student/General spaces with a parking pass. Motorcycle and Handicap stalls are also located throughout campus.
Special day-passes for guests (non – student, faculty, staff) are available upon request by filling out the Visitor Pass Request form.
Virtual Your virtual parking pass will be your vehicle License Plate Number and State. When we scan your plate, your Visitor Day Pass will display.
(please allow 1 business day for processing)
Print & Display Your pdf* parking pass will be emailed to you to print and display on your dash. Instructions on where to place the pass and park will be included along with a campus parking map.
(*please allow 1-2 business days for processing)
Faculty and Staff can request temporary parking passes* for visiting guest speakers, meetings, conferences, and the like by filling out the Temporary Parking Pass request form for their guest(s).
The pdf* parking pass will be emailed to you to send to your guest(s) and/or to print for them to display on their dash. Instructions on where to place the pass and park will be included along with a campus parking map.
(*please allow 1-2 business days for processing)
NOTE: No parking is permitted at any time in fire lanes, drive lanes (individually marked or not), on sidewalks and sidewalk access ramps, or in barricaded or gated areas. Each carry separate fines per violation and are patrolled 24 hours, 7 days a week. Citations will be issued for parking outside of a stall. Overnight parking is not permitted except for youth conference and workshop guests parked in Housing lots and staying in UT campus housing.
Guests (non – students, faculty, staff) are welcome to park in green-marked Visitor or white-marked Student/General stalls during summer months (May 5 – Aug 15) without a parking pass. If you would like to request one, however, you are welcome to do so via the links above. See below for more information on overnight, loading/unloading, and R.V. parking.
Temporary parking near building or area access points to load and unload is permitted on campus provided vehicle flashers are left on for the duration (i.e. for events). Once loading/unloading is finished, the vehicle must be moved; if moved to a campus parking lot, the vehicle must have the authorized permit or pass that corresponds with the stall it is parked in.
The only time an appeal for “loading or unloading” will be considered is if the individual can show a valid need to park in a particular area to load, and show they left their emergency flashers on for the duration.
Welcome bus drivers! On the Bus Parking Map you will find designated drop off and pick up areas located around campus and where to park for the duration of your visit. Please work with your campus coordinator to identify which drop off/pick up area would work best for your event.
Please note, bus parking is permitted on the east side of lot N (400-450 S 900 E) only for ease of parking and maneuverability, and not permitted in lot M (300 S 700 E) at any time.
RV parking is permitted in lot K East and N East during daytime hours only. To request an R.V., Motor Home/Camper day parking pass, submit the Pass Requests by Guest form and include “for R.V.” in the Reason for Visit. A PDF printable pass will be emailed to you, along with a parking map. Trucks pulling trailers must remain hitched while parked on campus.
At this time campus does not have charging stations for electric vehicles, but the University is looking into the possibility of EV Chargers in the future.
NOTE: Electrical outlets around campus (i.e. outside building, palm tree lighting, etc.) are not equipped for EV charging and plugging a vehicle in to charge is prohibited.
To request a visitor-void, please submit a request online OR fill out the Visitor portion on the back of the citation and give to your Utah Tech Event Coordinator or send to: UT Parking Services Office, 225 S University Ave, St George UT 84770.
Each citation is entered into a computer database that tracks them. If a citation is not cleared by visitor-void or appeal within 15 days, or 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. In the case that the owner/driver of a vehicle cannot be matched to a student or employee, the registered owner of the vehicle will be responsible for and receive a mailed copy of the citation.
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: Burns North Offices, UTPD
DIRECTIONS to Parking Services:
300 S. 800 E., St. George, Utah 84770
It’s recommended that you read the step-by-step directions below.
If you’re coming from St. George Blvd (heading west):
Turn left onto 700 East (also known as University Avenue). Continue south on 700 East until you reach 300 South (Trailblazer Blvd). Turn left onto 300 South, then make an immediate right into Parking Lot M (a large lot on your right). Drive south through the lot, toward the Anthony Burns offices. Parking Services is in the University Police offices located in the northeast corner of the Anthony Burns building — near the row of palm trees, just south of the Holland Library.
If you’re coming from Bluff Street/700 South:
Travel east on 700 South, then turn left onto 700 East (University Avenue). Continue north on 700 East until you reach 300 South (Trailblazer Blvd). Turn right onto 300 South, then make an immediate right into Parking Lot M (a large lot on your right). Drive south through the lot, toward the Anthony Burns offices. Parking Services is in the University Police offices located in the northeast corner of the Anthony Burns building—near the row of palm trees, just south of the Holland Library.
