Student Vehicle Registration Information

All vehicles operated or parked on campus by students must be registered with the Parking Office. Parking permits are free of charge. If a student plans on bringing multiple vehicles to campus, they must register each vehicle. 

To receive a parking pass:

  1. Fill out the online vehicle registration form
  2. Pick up your pass at the Police Station in Graham lobby starting on Tuesday, August 27. University Police will be available from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Tuesday through Friday, in Graham lobby. To make alternative arrangements to pick up your parking pass in the West Hall Police Administrative Office, please contact Officer Grant Yoder at [email protected] or 570-450-3333. 

Additional Student Parking Information

Commuting students may park in either Lot A or Lot F.

Residence hall students may park in Lot G, Lot H, or Lot K.

Residence hall students are restricted from parking in upper campus parking lots on weekdays between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.

Student Medical Permits

Students with permanent or temporary handicaps may apply for a medical parking permit through Health Services located in 701 West Hall.

The applicant must:

  1. Take proof of medical need to Health Services for evaluation. If approved, Health Services will complete a Medical Permit Application.
  2. Take the application to the Parking Office where permit will be issued.
  3. Display the medical permit on your vehicle.

Please note:

  • Parking location for students with medical permits is determined by Student Disability Resources and the Parking Office.
  • Medical privileges are not valid until the medical permit is issued and displayed.
  • Medical permits are not valid for posted handicapped parking spaces. Fines for parking in handicapped spaces range from $50 to $200 plus towing.

Visitor Parking Information

When visiting Penn State Hazleton, visitor parking permits are required and are available at the parking office or police services (West Hall). Please park in the areas designated for visitors.

Note: Student visitors must park in a student parking lots. 

Restrictions, Prohibited Areas and Parking Fines

  • Posted spaced in all lots are enforced 24 hours a day, seven days per week, i.e. spaces with signs indicating “Faculty Parking,” “Staff Parking,” “Handicap Parking,” etc.
  • Handicapped areas (without state permit) - $50 fine
  • Within 15 feet of fire hydrant - $50 fine
  • Grass/lawn areas - $20 fine
  • Loading docks - $20 fine
  • Driveways - $20 fine
  • Walkways - $20 fine
  • Blocking free movement of other motor/emergency vehicles - $20 fine
  • Any other place signs are posted prohibiting/restricting parking - $20 fine
  • White or yellow lined areas - $20 fine
  • Scenic overlook - $20 fine
  • Staff/Visitor lot behind South Hall (Lot J) - $20 fine

Enforcement

Tickets will be issued to violators of University parking regulations. Each continuous 12-hour period counts as a separate offense. Tickets must be paid within ten days of issuance. Any unpaid tickets after 30 days or accumulation of $40 or more, will result in the student's records being placed on hold. The hold will prohibit the student from registering for further classes and will prohibit the release of transcripts to any other institution.

A parking ticket may be appealed by paying the fine within 96 hours at the Parking Office and then contacting the Office of Student Services & Engagement. All appeals must be accompanied by a receipt from the parking office. 

A deposit box for parking tickets is located outside the Parking Office. Please use the parking ticket deposit box or mail your check or money order in the ticket envelope. Please do not send cash. Your check or money order is your receipt unless you require one for filing an appeal.

A student receiving five or more parking violations in one semester will be declared a habitual offender. Habitual offenders, in addition to having a hold placed on their student records, may also have all parking privileges revoked for a period of 15 class weeks. The student may be required to turn over to the Parking Office all parking permits issued for all registered vehicles.

For more information, contact or visit:

Parking Office/University Police
605 West Hall
Phone: 570-450-3333

Office of Student Services & Engagement
Charles T. Butler Teaching & Learning Resource Center
Room 105
Phone: 570-450-3160