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Parking regulations are in effect to create a fair and safe parking environment. Citations issued by 91¶ÌÊÓƵ are written under the Maryland Uniform Citation Code and carry the weight and importance of citations issued by any law enforcement agency in the state of Maryland. Unpaid fines are placed on the violator’s Gullnet account at the Cashier’s Office. Citations may be paid through the enforcement system using the within the first 10 days of issuance. After 10 days the citation charge will move to the GullNet account and can be paid through GullNet or in person at the Cashier’s Office (Holloway Hall 219), or by mail to 91¶ÌÊÓƵ, Cashier’s Office, P. O. Box 2195, 91¶ÌÊÓƵ, MD 21801.

Yes, everyone is required to purchase a permit if they park on campus. Commuting students may purchase the Evening Only permit that allows parking in the Parking Garage and Main/East Campus lots from 4:45 p.m. until 7:45 a.m. Monday through Friday, except the Maggs lot. Parking in Maggs lot is from 4:45 p.m. to 6:30 a.m.

No, meters are intended for visitors with short-term parking and must have money added to the meter to be valid. Parking permits are not valid for parking in the metered spaces.

Contact the Office of Parking Services to review the permit and vehicle information. Once we have verified you have a valid permit for that vehicle and parking lot, the citation may be voided after an appeal has been submitted.

You may purchase your permit online by accessing the the . You will only be able to select permit types for which you are eligible based on your class standing. If a particular permit type has been sold out at the time of your purchase, it will be noted on the screen and you may select another option.

All vehicles must park in a valid parking spot and only for the parking lot the vehicle is registered to park in. If no one is in the vehicle, it is considered a safety violation and a prohibited parking citation may be issued.

Parking in any 91¶ÌÊÓƵ lot requires a parking permit Monday - Friday. No physical permits are issued as your vehicle’s license plate is the permit. Please make sure your license plate is correct in the parking portal and attached to your current parking permit. Click to view examples of correct license plate entries (PDF). Every academic year, students and employees will still need to register for a new permit. Students are eligible to register one vehicle and attach it to their permit in the parking system.

Shuttles make a continuous loop, with pickups and drop-offs every 15-25 minutes for the Avery Street parking Lot. Buses operate from 7 a.m.-8:30 p.m. and vans from 8:30 p.m.-12:15 a.m. during the semester (Note: Shuttle service ends at 6:15 p.m. Fridays.)

>On-demand shuttle service is now available for all SU students. The new plug-in hybrid minivan shuttle service will operate from Guerrieri Academic Commons to Avery St. Lot, Court Plaza Lot, Sea Gull Village, University Park, The Flatts, The Gathering, and University Orchard.

Hours of operation:

• Monday – Thursday 8:30 p.m. – Midnight
• Friday 3:30 – 6:30 p.m.
• Call or text to arrange pick-up or drop-off: 443-880-6284

More info on shuttle service

Parking Services partnered with T2 and started using the new parking permit and enforcement system in December, to issue our permits and parking citations. T2 was founded in 1994 with a goal of making parking better. Since then they have aligned with many universities, municipalities, healthcare facilities and more. We are excited about our new partnership with T2.

Each academic year, permits will need to be purchased by using the following link on the parking portal: . No physical permits will be issued as your vehicle tag will be your new permit but you will still need to register for a new permit each year. Students are eligible to register one vehicle for a permit in the system.

No physical permits will be issued as your vehicle tag will be your new permit but you will still need to register for a new permit each year.

For those receiving a citation with a registered vehicle (or a previously registered vehicle) in our system, you will receive an email notifying you of the citation. If you do not have a registered vehicle in our system, you will receive a printed copy that will be placed on your windshield.; All citations issued are researched by Parking Services to verify vehicle ownership and what further action will need to be taken.

No, citations will not be automatically voided for inaccurate license plate information. The purchaser is responsible for the accuracy of the license plate information at the time the parking permit is obtained. Appeal requests for citations must be submitted through the Parking Portal within 10 calendar days of issuance to be considered for an appeal.

[See Examples & Sample Plates (PDF)]

Citations may be appealed within 10 days of the issuance of the citation and will need to be appealed through the Parking Services Portal through GullNet or the following link: .Once on the new webpage:

1. Log in with your 91¶ÌÊÓƵ log-in information. Click on Login at the top right corner of the site and choose “91¶ÌÊÓƵ Login”.
2. Move to the Citations section. Enter the citation # and follow the prompts.

Students/Employees may pay for permits at the time of purchase by credit/debit card. Student also have the choice to have the permit added to their student account. Full-time employees may also payroll deduct the cost of the permit.

Citations may be paid for through the Parking Services Portal within the first 10 days of issuance. After 10 days in the portal, citations will move to the student or employee account. Once the charge is on the GullNet account, payments can be made at the Cashiers Office by cash, check, or Money order. If a credit card payment is preferred, those payments will need to be made in GullNet through our CashNet/Transact vendor.

Parking is “Plates Out”. When parking on campus, drivers will be required to park with their license plate faces the driving lane so that it can be properly scanned. What that means to the campus: if you have a vehicle with one license plate, the back of the vehicle will need to face the parking lane – no backing in or pulling through. 91¶ÌÊÓƵ also follows Maryland law in that all license plates must be properly affixed to the vehicle. This means that license plates lying on the dashboard of a vehicle will be cited for not parking Plates Out. This will allow for greater efficiencies in regard to enforcement.

Students and employees may log in through GullNet > External Links tile > Parking Services Portal. You may also use the following link to sign-up for a new permit: . Once on the new permit webpage:

1. Log in with your 91¶ÌÊÓƵ log-in information. Click on Login at the top right corner of the site and choose “91¶ÌÊÓƵ Login”.
2. Move to the PERMITS section.

Students may only register one vehicle for their permit. Employees may register up to three vehicles for their permit but only one may be parked on campus at a time.

Visitors coming to campus Monday – Friday must register for a permit through the Parking Services Portal. Visit the Parking Services website and look for the Visitor & Off-Campus Parking Information section. Within this section is a link to our portal. The visitor will need to create a Guest login by following the prompts. Visitor parking is free of charge but they must complete the process of “purchasing” a permit.

Please contact Parking Services by email at parkingservices@salisbury.edu or by phone at 410-543-6338.