Thank you for being apart of the UNF family! As a family member you have the opportunity of purchasing a permit prior to the student permit sales date. Permit sale dates can be viewed through Osprey Update for Faculty and Staff and below on this web page. Purchase your permit as soon as it goes on sale because the more desirable permits, such as Faculty/Staff, tend to sell out quickly. Other permit categories such as Blue, Gray and Motorcycle will continue to be available to faculty and staff.
Announcement
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Faculty and Staff permit sales started as of 9 a.m. Monday, April 10. To purchase, click here.
Starting on August 16, 2017 your parking permit will be virtual! Physical permits will no longer be used and your vehicles's license plate number will be your permit. For additional virtual permit information, please click on the FAQ link for Faculty/Staff Virtual Permit.
Click on Permit Info to view permit costs and permit types valid for specific parking locations.
Permit Details
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Enforcement activity is Monday through Thursday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. No permit is required from 5 p.m. Friday through 7 a.m. Monday unless there is a special event on campus. To verify special events, Master Calendar.
If visiting the University Center for a special event or class, no permit is required to park in Lot 16 (located in front of the center).
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- Login to myWings using your N# and your password
- Go to Staff Tab
- Under My Applications section, select Parking Account and then select Get Permits.
- From the "Customer Authentication" page, enter your N# within the UNF ID box and your password within the UNF Password section.
- Select permit of your choice, click on rules and regulations to review, then click on I have read and understand the above statements, click on Next to proceed.
- Register your vehicle if it is not currently listed within our system. Select Add Vehicle and enter the details of your vehicle and then click Next to proceed. The top of the screen will reflect “Your vehicle has been updated.” Click Next to proceed. If you have difficulty registering your vehicle, please contact Parking Services (904) 620-2815.
- Select the address listed on the drop down box or click Add to submit another address to Mail Permit To; follow the same steps for Email Status To, then click on Next to proceed.
- From the "View Cart" page, review the selected permit and total cost. Next, click on the drop down menu for the "Select Payment Method". There are several payment methods listed, but the preferred method is by using the 24-payment payroll deduction. This is pre-taxed and allows for any changes to the account, such as upgrades and permit returns, to be much easier. Or you may pay with a one-time deduction or pay the full amount owed with the "credit/debit" option using one of the following: MasterCard, VISA, American Express or Discover credit card.
- Once you have selected your payment method, click on Pay Now. You will then be prompted to the "Payment Information" page to review the payment method selected. Once again, click on Pay Now to proceed. This will complete your purchase order and an email of confirmation will be sent to your email address.
- From the "Payment Receipt" page, you may print out the receipt for your records.
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The preferred payment method is by using the 24-payment payroll deduction. This is pre-taxed and allows for any changes to the account, such as upgrades and permit returns, to be much easier. Or you may pay with a one-time deduction or pay the full amount owed with a MasterCard, VISA, American Express or Discover credit card. All transactions must be completed online.
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Please click on Permit Info to verify valid parking locations with purchased permits.
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An Annual permit year includes August 16 till August 15 of the following year. For example, the 2017-18 permit year begins August 16, 2017 and will expire August 15, 2018. Unlike a Term permit, which may last from five to six months. For example, the 2017 Spring Term permits started selling December 5, 2016 and will expire April 14, 2017.
Parking with an expired permit will result in a citation.
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If you have a hanging permit, please hang it from your rear-view mirror with the permit number facing out. It must be clearly visible to our parking patrollers. If you have a sun shield/shade, please make sure that it doesn't block the permit's visibility from the exterior of the car.
For an affixed style permit to be valid for parking at UNF, it must be displayed unaltered and it must be permanently affixed using the permit's adhesive properties to the exterior glass of the vehicle. It is recommended to adhere the sticker on the exterior of the driver's side rear window or on the driver's side rear bumper so that is clearly visible to the parking patrollers. Using any type of tape other than the permit's adhesive will result in a citation.
For unusually constructed vehicles, please contact the Parking & Transportation Services (904) 620-2815 for any exceptions to this required permit placement. It is crucial that the permit must be clearly visible when the vehicle is parked on campus. Parking with rear bumper up against a wall in a garage such that a permit affixed to the rear bumper cannot be seen or having a tool box in a pick-up obscuring the view of a permit affixed to the rear window are examples of offenses that will result in parking citations.
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After you have purchased your primary permit online, please visit Parking & Transportation Services in Building 52, to purchase additional permits. Offered additional permits include Gray or Motorcycle categories.
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If you are a 9-month faculty or staff employee using the 24-payment plan, be sure to turn it in at Parking & Transportation Services, Building 52 at the end of the year and stop your payments. This also applies to any employee, for whatever reason, no longer wishes to park in University garages and lots.
If you terminate employment with the University or other circumstances result in you no longer requiring a UNF parking permit, you may be eligible for a partial refund. If you selected the regular pay deduction method to pay for your parking permit, you can return your permit and deductions will cease following your next pay. If the permit is not returned upon terminating employment with the University, the remaining amount owed to cover the annual price will be deducted from your final pay. If the permit is not returned upon termination and the final pay does not cover the amount owed, the remaining amount owed will be immediately due and payable in full. No refund is available after termination. No refund is available if you chose to pay for your permit with cash or with a one-time pay deduction.
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To remove the permit first apply heat to it with hot water, then use a plastic scraper or an edge of a plastic card to lift one of the permit corners. Slowly pull off the remaining decal. If it shreds, return the pieces when requesting for a replacement. In order to avoid possible vehicle damage please refrain from using a razor blade. If you have an issue removing the permit, please visit Parking & Transportation Services, Building 52.
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The less expensive permit category, Gray annual or term may be the best value to you. Or you will need to purchase a $5 Daily Permit from the Parking Information booths or a $2 permit from the Pay and Display machines in Lot 18 and 53 every time you intend to park on campus. You must park in areas listed on the daily permit. For example, the $2 Daily Permit from a Pay and Display machine in Lot 18 and 53, will restrict parking to only the Gray Lots such as 14, 18, 53 and 60. (Take the Osprey Connector shuttle to campus) The $5 Daily Permit from the Parking Information booths will allow you to park in the Blue Lots designated with Blue lot signs and on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floor of the garages. This permit will not allow parking in orange-lined Faculty/Staff spaces, numbered spaces marked Reserved or spaces marked Restricted, or in Lots 7, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16 and 17.
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You will need to file a report with the University Police Department (Building 41) and with Parking and Transportation Services (Building 52), so we can track the permit. Provide the copy of the police report to Parking Services and a replacement permit will be mailed to you for an administrative fee of $5. Parking Services will provide a temporary permit to accommodate the wait time for the mailed permit to be received by you.
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Report the lost permit information to Parking and Transportation Services (Building 52). Lost permits will be replaced upon receipt of a completed Lost Permit Affirmation form for an administration fee of $20. The new permit will be mailed to you and Parking Services will provide a temporary permit to accommodate the wait time for the permit to be received.
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If you have the hanging style permit, you may transfer it to a temporary vehicle.
For an affixed permit: If your four-wheeled vehicle is in the shop and you are driving a four-wheeled loaner, visit Parking & Transportation Services, Building 52 to obtain a temporary permit valid for one day. If you need a temporary permit for more than one day, you will need to provide a note from the repair shop stipulating the duration of repairs. You may obtain up to six temporary parking permits per semester per parking account from Parking Services, Building 52.
The temporary issued permit will be of the same permit category of the original purchased permit. If the back windshield or rear bumper with the affixed permit is broken or if you sell your vehicle, bring the permit or pieces of it to Parking & Transportation Services, Building 52 to obtain the same category replacement parking permit for free. If your primary vehicle is a two-wheeled motorcycle and it is damaged in an accident, should you choose to drive a four-wheeled vehicle as your primary vehicle going forward, you must pay the full cost of the new permit.
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Yes; when a person who owns a valid UNF parking permit arrives on a two-wheeled motorized vehicle, a one-day temporary parking permit can be issued for parking in any motorcycle spaces on campus. The temporary parking permit will be marked by Parking Services as being valid for a motorcycle and motorcycle parking spaces only.
The individual of the two-wheeled vehicle is responsible for the display of the temporary parking permit as they deem appropriate as long as it is completely visible to a person standing next to the vehicle. If the valid UNF parking permit is not displayed, the vehicle will be cited for being in violation. The citation is registered to the license tag owner and they must either pay or appeal the citation.
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Yes, you may obtain a temporary mobility impairment permit from Parking & Transportation Services (Building 52) for a maximum of 30 days. The treating physician must request this service in written format. Another option, you can call (904) 620-5718 ahead to schedule a pick up time and place from our exclusive shuttle (The Osprey Transit) designed for riders with mobility needs.
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There are Loading Zone spaces throughout campus that allow for timed parking with a UNF permit. These vary in time allowed depending on their location. Most are 20 minute zones; just make sure to pay attention to the signs indicating these spaces.
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If you have a visitor or colleague visiting campus, inform them to purchase a $5 Daily Permit from one of the parking information booths located at the I-295 (9A) and Kernan Boulevard campus entrances. Assigned and restricted parking areas will be listed on the Daily Permit. No visitor permit is required on weekends, unless there is a special event happening. Multiple-consecutive-day permits are also available at Parking & Transportation Services, Building 52.
You can also make advance arrangements for a guest. For more information, Registered Guest Parking.
Citations
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Do not park on the grass or in a space that is specifically marked outside of the allowable spaces from the permit you have purchased. Please review parking locations allowed with parking permits, listed above on this page. Each ramp parking space has a visual white line at the back end and vehicles or items attached to vehicles cannot extend over this line when parked in these spaces. Citations will be issued to vehicles not parked within the identifiable space boundaries. Also, follow the approved guideline for properly displaying the permit, listed above on this page: How is this permit to be dispalyed?
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You may pay your citation, through an online link
Pay Citations, or you may pay in person at Building 52 (Parking & Transportation Services). Another option, includes filing an appeal within 14 calendar days of citation being issued. To file an appeal, you will need to fill out the appeal form and it will be reviewed by an appeal committee. Appeal forms are available online through link,
Ticket Appeals.
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If a citation is not paid within 14 calendar days, a $10 late fee will be added to the citation amount. A hold will also be placed on your record, which will inhibit you from registering for classes, being able to graduate, or requesting transcripts to be sent to a prospective employer or to apply for a grad school or transfer to a school in another location. Once you pay the fine, please be aware that it may take 4 to 24 hours for the record hold to be released.
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No, the University Police Department issues citations for ALL non-permit violations 24 hours a day for 7 days a week.
Don't get the boot!
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Three or more late and unpaid citations or display a stolen, altered or lost permit, a boot will be applied to the vehicle. Other violations consist of parking in a service area, fire lane, Lot 7, a Reserved space, a disability space or if you obstruct traffic and create a safety hazard.
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Immediately call Parking & Transportation Services at (904) 620-2815. To avoid vehicle damage, please do not attempt to remove the boot yourself or drive the vehicle with it on.
Questions?
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