First Year Student Parking Regulations
DePauw is a residential campus, and academic buildings and athletic facilities are within easy walking distance of all living units. Parking spaces on and around campus are limited. The DePauw Police Department designates and regulates parking privileges for students, faculty, and staff.
University Policy
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Any student having a vehicle in Greencastle must obtain and properly display a parking permit for their vehicle.
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All students are required to understand and abide by the DePauw student parking regulations, available on the DePauw Police website.
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Pursuant to Greencastle City Resolution 1998-18 and Indiana Code 20-12-3.5-3, starting with the 1998-99 academic year, the University administration has charged the DePauw Police Department with enforcing the permit requirement on University property as well as parking along city streets.
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Violation of parking regulations may result in fines, vehicle impoundment, referral to Community Standards, and/or loss of parking privileges.
Vehicle Registration
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Students must register their vehicle through the student portal.
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Required vehicle information includes: license plate, make, model, and color.
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Once processed, the parking permit is delivered to the student’s UB Box along with an updated Parking Regulations Brochure.
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Cost: $110 per student permit, charged to the student account.
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Permits are nontransferable and must be renewed at the beginning of each school year. The expiration date is printed on each permit.
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Vehicles not originally registered must also be registered for a $15 charge.
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Temporary permits, valid for 30 days or less, are available for $10.
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Students found supplying, receiving, or displaying improper permits will face fines and referral to Community Standards.
Permit Display Guidelines:
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Affix permits on the driver’s side lower left corner of the rear windshield (inside the vehicle).
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If not visible (e.g., dark tint or convertible top), affix on the driver’s side lower left corner of the front windshield.
First-Year Student Parking
Parking is extremely restricted for first-year students.
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First-year students may NOT park on any street that runs through or adjacent to campus, unless specifically noted.
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First-year students may ONLY park in the following campus lots/locations:
Allowed Lots/Locations:
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College Street Lot (SW corner of College and Olive Streets, south of the Lilly Center)
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Dells Lot (south of Jordan Hall)
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Longden Hall Lot (south of Longden Hall)
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Ohio Street Lot (corner of Locust and Ohio Street)
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Peeler Art Center South Lot (south of Peeler Art Center, Indiana St.)
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Athletic Complex Parking (Blackstock, Reavis, etc.)
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Hanna St. (between Locust St. and entrance to Rector Village Lot)
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Senior Hall Lot (behind Senior Hall, east of Rector Village Lot)
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Spring Street Lot (north of Seminary St., entrances on Spring St. and Locust St.)
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“F” Commuter students driving to campus or living off-campus in housing not owned/leased by the University: Peeler Art Center South Lot
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Parking spaces are designated by lines, bumpers, and/or signs. Parking outside designated areas may result in a violation.
Where Students May Not Park
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Students may NOT park in University Staff/Faculty/Visitor designated lots between 7 AM – 4 PM, Monday – Friday.
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Students may NOT park at any time on City streets within the area bordered by Walnut Street (north), Bloomington Street (east), Berry Street (south), and Jackson Street (west), unless otherwise noted above.
Tip: Knowing where you can park is the most efficient way to avoid fines, impoundment, or revocation of privileges.
Violations & Fines
| Violation | Fine |
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| No Valid/Expired/Improper Display of Permit | $25.00 |
| Parked in Faculty/Staff or Visitor | $25.00 |
| Parked on Yellow Curb/Hashed Area/No Parking/Fire Lane | $25.00 |
| Parked in Restricted Areas | $25.00 |
| Improper Parking (outside of space, etc.) | $25.00 |
| Handicap Parking Violation | $50.00 |
| Fraudulent Use of a Ticket | $50.00 |
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Students are responsible for all violations involving their registered vehicles.
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Stay informed by visiting the DePauw Police Department website for updates on parking regulations and public safety.
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Questions? Contact the 24-hour Dispatch Center at 765-658-5555.