The UND Parking Services Office is located in Student Account Services in Twamley Hall, room 204. Office hours are Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. You can reach our office via phone at 701-777-3551 or email to: und.parking@email.und.edu.

Parking permits are sold year-round; however, permits for the new academic year go on sale the summer prior.

Students may purchase their permits online. UND Parking Services has a computer available for your online purchases. Payment options are e-check, credit card, and charging to your UND student account.

Faculty/Staff may purchase a permit online. Payment options are e-check, credit card, or payroll deduction. Parking Services has a computer available for your online purchases.

Vendors & Affiliates may purchase a permit by completing the appropriate application and remitting it with their cash/check payment to Parking Services.

Permits may be purchased at any time during the year. For partial-year permit rates, please refer to the Parking Permit Fee Schedule.

Permits may also be returned to the Parking Services at any time during the year. Please refer to the Parking Permit Refund Schedule for the refund rates.

You may purchase a temporary permit at the rate of $5 per day or $20 per week.

No. You do not need a permit to park on city streets north of University Avenue. You cannot park on Centennial Drive or most campus streets south of University Avenue. Parking on Stanford Road is permitted but only as indicated on the street signs.

All vehicles parked in handicap parking spaces on campus must display a valid UND parking permit, in addition to a state issued ADA hangtag or license plate.

-Faculty, staff, and student permits may be purchased online through Employee Self-Service or Campus Connection, respectively.

-Visitor/Guest parking permits may be obtained from the Parking Office.

Yes, the parking permit is transferable between your vehicles. You should list all vehicles you may be using on the permit application. Vehicle purchases should be reported to the Parking Office as soon as possible so your file can be updated.

You should visit the Parking Office as soon as possible. They will issue a temporary parking permit for your authorized lot at no charge. You will be responsible for any citations issued to you prior to your visit with the Parking Office.

Yes. It is to your advantage to notify the Parking Office of any vehicle changes to protect you from being held responsible for any citations issued on a car you no longer own.

Permits are non-transferable, so you should never share or give your permit to anyone. In addition, you are responsible for any citations issued to your permit regardless of the vehicle in violation.

You should report a lost or stolen permit to the Parking Office as soon as possible as you are responsible for any citations issued to your permit. If your permit is not located, you will be required to purchase a replacement permit to continue parking on campus. Replacement permits are $30 for students and $40 for faculty/staff.

If your residence changed after you purchased this permit, please bring the permit to the Parking Office and we will exchange it for the permit type you currently need.

The 2011-2012 parking permits expire August 15, 2012.

Your permit from last year is no longer valid. If you have a permit from last year, it would be in your best interest to destroy it or return it to the Parking Office. Any citations issued on your permit will be your responsibility.

Displaying a current UND parking permit authorizes you to park in any “G” lot, in addition to your assigned lot. You can also park in the Parking Ramp on the general parking levels with the exception of the “PM” and “Park and Ride” permits.

Yes, however, there are a few “A, S, H” lots posted as “NO OVERNIGHT PARKING.” No overnight parking is enforced between the hours of 3:00 am and 6:00 am, 7 days/week.

No. University parking lots are not equipped with electrical outlets. Some University Apartments have limited outlets reserved for their residents. 

Visitors can park in the ramp on a pay-as-you-go basis. Rates are $1.50/first hour and $1 each additional hour up to a maximum daily charge of $7. Other visitor parking options can be found on the Visitor Information page.

A, S and H zone permit holders can access the ramp for free general parking on levels 3, 4 and 5. For more information regarding the ramp, please visit the Ramp Information page. 

The University has a number of parking options available for our guests including metered parking and temporary permits. More information can be found on the Visitor Information page.

Some meters allow a maximum of thirty minutes of prepaid parking while others have limits of 1-2 hours.

In addition, some meters do not require payment after 4:30 pm, but you must display a UND parking permit to legally park in these metered spaces.

Parking meters accept nickels, dimes and quarters.

•  $.05 = 2 minutes
•  $.10 = 4 minutes
•  $.25 = 10 minutes

Note: Inserting additional coins will not extend the meter beyond the maximum time. Please refer to the meters for the maximum time allowed.

If a meter does not appear to be working, you may park in the space but you should report the meter to the Parking Office immediately. If you are ticketed, you will need to complete the "Meter Malfunction Form." Your parking ticket will be excused if the meter is found to be not working.

Parking tickets can be paid online (for students, faculty and staff), in person, or by mail.

More information can be found on the Pay a Citation page.

Yes. A considerable number of faculty and staff are on campus all year. In addition to enforcement staff, University Police officers are on duty every day of the year and may ticket a vehicle parked inappropriately.

No.  You will receive a citation any time your vehicle is found to be in violation of parking regulations and will be responsible for any and all fees.