GET HOURLY PARKING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO

Various parking areas on the main campus will be affected this weekend as the University of Toledo hosts the 45th Mercy Health Glass City Marathon. Area 10 will be closed starting at 8PM on Thursday, April 21, through Sunday, April 24. On Saturday, April 23, area 12W will be partially closed. Areas 12, 12S and 12W will be closed all day on Sunday, April 24. There will be no permits required to park in areas 1N, 1S, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 from 3PM on Friday, April 22, to 7AM Monday, April 25. On Sunday, April 24, there will

The role of parking enforcement is not to generate citation revenue for its own sake but to improve payment compliance  The terms of the Concession Agreement include the parking rates and parking regulations set by the University. The parking rates form the basis of the valuation of the Concession and the related bond financing and they, in turn, assume that the University will enjoy stable student enrollment (which drives total faculty, staff, student and visitor numbers) and that faculty, staff, students and visitors will comply with such parking rates and regulations. The provision of parking is costly, in terms of

The University of Toledo monetized its parking assets through a long-term concession (the “Concession”) transaction, in order to: Generate an upfront capital payment that can be used to help the University achieve its growth targets and advance its strategic priorities. Improve the physical condition of the facilities that make up the Parking System. Provide a better customer experience by outsourcing the operation to an experienced, professional third-party parking operator. Improve the operation and management of the System using technology and parking industry best practices. Focus on its core mission of educating its students. The Concession transaction closed on October 7,

It is time to plan ahead for parking on campus for spring semester. Current parking permits for fall semester are valid through Tuesday, Dec. 21. Spring semester parking passes will be available for purchase beginning Wednesday, Dec. 22, via the ParkUToledo website or the myUT portal. Aligned with the University’s winter break schedule, there will not be parking tickets issued for permit violations between Dec. 22 and Jan. 2. Please remember all vehicles on campus must be registered with a permit purchased online in advance or by utilizing the ParkMobile app or a parking meter when visiting campus. Updated parking policies and procedures

Phase 2 of the parking project in Area 13 near the site of the former West Ramp Parking Garage is nearly complete. The lot is fully reopened for parking while minor signage and landscaping work continues.  Area 2 near the site of the former East Ramp Parking Garage is expected to be completed by the weekend. The University added two new surface lots on the sites of the former parking garages torn down over the summer for safety. The existing surface lots closed temporarily earlier this month so construction crews could update the asphalt and striping, as well as add

The two new surface lots on the sites of the former parking garages torn down over the summer for safety are scheduled to open next week. The new surface lot in Area 13 near the site of the former West Ramp Parking Garage will open for parking at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 9, and the new surface lot in Area 2 near the site of the former East Ramp Parking Garage will open Thursday, Nov. 11. Phase 2 of the parking project also begins next week. The existing surface lot in Area 13 on the northern side of the parking

Parking permits for fall semester will be available soon in the University’s parking portal. All University students, faculty and staff who park on campus are required to have a permit by Monday, Aug. 30. New rates will be in effect for the 2021-22 academic year. Employee permits will be available for purchase beginning Monday, Aug. 9. Employees who purchased an annual or semester permit by credit card or electronic check will need to purchase a new permit for the 2021-22 academic year. Employees who purchase their permit by payroll deduction will not have to take any action and will see the

The University of Toledo is accelerating plans to replace the two parking garages on Main Campus with surface paved lots out of an abundance of caution. The East Ramp and West Ramp Parking Garages were intended to be torn down next year aligned with an update to the University’s parking system. But in response to the national conversation about the safety of concrete structures following the tragedy of the Surfside condominium collapse in Miami and recent inspections of the structures during annual repairs, the University has decided to demolish the campus parking garages this summer. “The degradation of the garages