Retirees


Retiree Permit Information

University retirees who wish to park on campus must have a valid parking permit or use designated pay-to-park facilities.


Retiree Permit Eligibility

  • Faculty Emeriti and qualified retired University employees are eligible to receive Central lot privileges at no charge, upon request.

  • Retiree permits are valid only when used by the retiree or their spouse.

  • Spouses of deceased retirees may also request a retiree permit.

  • Other family members are not permitted to use a retiree permit under any circumstances.


How to Request a Retiree Permit

Important: Please allow 4–5 business days after your last active workday and your first official day of retirement before attempting to add a Retiree permit to your account.

If a Retiree permit option does not appear in the Parking Portal, your classification has not yet been updated. If you plan to visit campus before your Retiree permit becomes available, please continue using your current permit.

Steps to Obtain a Retiree Permit

1 – Log in to the Parking Portal

2 – If applicable, return your current permit.

3 – Select the Retiree Autorenewal permit — this option automatically renews each year.

If you instead select the Central Retiree permit, it must be renewed manually each year.


Upgrading to Restricted Lots or Garages

Retirees may upgrade to a Restricted Lot or Garage permit by paying the difference between the Central permit rate and the higher-tier lot rate.


Additional Information

For complete parking policies, please refer to:

For assistance, contact Parking Services via email or Zoom

Parking Information Sheets