The State of Wisconsin provides no state tax money to the campus to construct or maintain parking facilities, therefore, a parking fee is levied to generate operating and construction funds.
Authorization for campus regulations comes from the Wisconsin Statutes. All other provisions of Chapter 346 of the Wisconsin Statutes relating to vehicular travel upon highways open to public use also apply to roadways on University grounds.
Information about parking regulations may be obtained by contacting the Parking Office at (920) 465 2301 or parking@uwgb.edu. The Parking Office is located on Main Entrance Drive.
Faculty, staff and students who operate motorized vehicles and who wish to park these vehicles on University property must purchase a decal or permit.
A parking decal is not valid for the purpose of storing a vehicle on campus or for vehicles that have been disabled for more than 72 hours unless approved by the Parking Office.
Decals are valid in all campus lots (excluding reserved or restricted stalls AND posted visitor parking areas).
On automobiles, decals must be clearly displayed on the driver's side, rear passenger window. Alternative placement must be approved through Parking, prior to being used.
Decal: Purchases, Replacements and Refunds
Two time periods have been defined for the purpose of assessing fees:
The first is the fall semester.
The second is the spring semester, which includes both the winter session and the summer session.
Decals may be purchased by semester or the full academic year (Sept 1 thru Aug 31).
Evening decals (by semester or full academic year) are also available, valid from 3:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Full time University Personnel purchasing decals for the full academic year only, may have the fee payroll deducted.
In the event that a decal is lost or stolen a replacement decal may be purchased at the Bursars Office (SS 1300).
A parking decal can be returned to the Parking Office for a partial refund based on the refund schedule.
Parking Decals are the property of the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay. If found do not use; return to Parking Office immediately. The transfer, sale, or exchange of a decal between persons is prohibited. Violators will be cited for misuse of parking services and be referred to the Dean of Students Office for further action.
One day and five day parking permits may be purchased at the Parking Office located on Main Entrance Drive, or from the Office of Residence Life.
Permits are valid only on the date(s) specified.
These permits are sold to faculty, staff and students who have not purchased a parking decal.
These permits are valid in all campus lots (excluding reserved or restricted stalls and the Campus Ct. Visitor lot by MAC Hall).
Motorists who have purchased a decal that is attached to a temporarily disabled or unavailable vehicle, may obtain a short-term replacement permit from the Parking Office.
Visitors
Visitors must obtain a visitor parking permit from the Parking Office or the Office of Residence Life.
On campus residents may pick up a visitor parking permit in advance from the Office of Residence Life. Resident will need the license plate of visitor’s vehicle & student ID.
University Personnel who have guests coming & wish to email out an electronic visitor parking permit should contact Parking at least 48 hours prior to when the permit is to be sent to the visitor.
Visitor permits are valid in all campus lots (excluding reserved or restricted stalls).
There is no fee for visitor parking.
Students and University Personnel caught using visitor permits may be fined up to $500 (as provided for in UWS 18.08). Students may also be referred to the Dean of Students Office.
All specifically restricted areas (time restricted, handicap, end zones, motorcycle, etc) are enforced at all times.
Time restricted zones are available around campus for the purpose of loading and unloading. These stalls do require permits. Vehicles exceeding the posted time restriction excessively may be cited multiple times.
Service vehicle stalls around campus are restricted to those vehicles who have been granted permission, and have obtained and display the appropriate permit (in addition to their parking permit).
Parking for the Disabled
Reserve parking areas are available for the disabled.
All disabled stalls require a valid parking permit to be displayed in addition to the disabled permit/plate.
Questions concerning H/C parking may be directed to the Parking Office at (920) 465-2301.
All bicycles are required to have a valid UW-Green Bay or a City of Green Bay bike license.
A UW-Green Bay bike license is available at Public Safety and the University Information Center/Main Desk at no charge.
Bicycles should be parked in the bike racks provided on campus.
Attaching bicycles to campus fixtures or property is prohibited under the provisions of Section UWS 18.06(8) of the Administrative Code.
Mopeds / Motorcycles
As a motor vehicle, mopeds, motorbikes, etc. may not be driven on campus paths or sidewalks.
All motorized bikes must be parked in motorcycle parking stalls or other general use stalls and are required to display a parking decal.
Motorcycle permits may be purchased at the Bursar’s Office for $8. If the owner of a motorcycle has purchased a decal for their automobile, the motorcycle decal will be issued at no charge.
Motorcycle decals, should be secured using one of the bottom screws of the license plate.
We reserve the right to tow a vehicle from campus if it falls under one of the below categories, or for other reasons. All towing will be at the owner's expense after notification has been given (or we have attempted to notify driver/owner of vehicle).
parking a vehicle without valid registration and plates,
