Millett Lot Parking Restrictions

Please move your car on Friday for Miami’s Home Football Game on Saturday.

The West Millett parking lot must be clear of all vehicles by 3:00 pm on Friday, October 25 for this weekend’s home football game.

The commuter section of Millett lot needs to be empty beginning at 6 am on Friday except for the three rows south of the sidewalk path that divides the lot (see map below). All other cars parked in the Commuter section will be cited and towed at 6 am since this area is reserved for tailgating RVs.

The residential section of Millett lot needs to be empty by 3 pm Friday or risk citation at 3 pm. If drivers with Millett lot permits will be unable to move their vehicles on Friday due to class schedule, they may move their vehicles on Thursday to the Ditmer or Chestnut lots.

Beginning at 10 am on Friday any vehicle may park:

  • In red permit areas of campus such as around dorms & academic buildings
  • In available spaces in the Ditmer and Chestnut lots.
  • Off-campus on Oxford streets that do not have meters or require permits

Important Reminders:

  • The Heritage Commons lots are still reserved for Heritage Commons residents only.
  • Student vehicles may return to West Millett Lot after 10 pm on Saturday or at any time on Sunday.
  • Student vehicles parked in red permit areas for the weekend must be moved by 7 am Monday.

Parking Map

Image of Millett parking lot showing the restrictions described in this post
If you have questions about where you may park on campus and what types of permissions are required, contact Miami’s Parking Office at (513) 529-2224 or parking@miamioh.edu.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation and we look forward to seeing you at the game Saturday!

Parking and Transportation Services
Nellie Craig Walker Hall, room 34
Oxford, OH 45056
(513) 529-2224
Parking@MiamiOH.edu
MiamiOH.edu/Parking

Family Weekend Parking

We are excited to welcome families back to campus this weekend! Miami parking permits are not required and the campus garages & parking meters are free for Family Weekend – Friday, Saturday and Sunday October 18-20.

(Note that meters belonging to the City of Oxford meters still require payment.)

Move your car from Millett lot this Friday (9/27/24)

The West Millett parking lot must be clear of all vehicles by 3:00 pm on Friday, September 27 for this weekend’s home football game against the University of Massachusetts Minutemen.

The commuter section of Millett lot needs to be empty beginning at 6 am on Friday except for the three rows south of the sidewalk path that divides the lot (see map). All other cars parked in the Commuter section will be cited and towed at 6 am since this area is reserved for tailgating RVs.

The residential section of Millett lot needs to be empty by 3 pm Friday or risk citation at 3 pm.

Beginning at 10 am on Friday any vehicle may park:

  • Outside of dorms or academic buildings in red-permit lots throughout campus.
  • In available spaces in the Ditmer and Chestnut lots.
  • Off-campus on Oxford streets that do not have meters or require permits
  • No parking Saturday morning 7 a.m. to noon along the Homecoming parade route. See posted temporary “No Parking” signs on Withrow Street by the baseball field, Patterson Ave by FSB, Tallawanda Road and Sycamore Street.

Please remember:

  • The Heritage Commons lots are still reserved for Heritage Commons residents only.
  • Student vehicles may return to West Millett Lot after 10 pm on Saturday or at any time on Sunday. Student vehicles parked in red permit areas for the weekend must be moved by 7 am Monday.

Parking map at Millett.  The residential sections must be empty by 3pm Friday. Commuters may park in a small section all day Friday.  If you have questions about where you may park on campus and what types of permissions are required, contact Miami’s Parking Office at (513) 529-2224 or parking@miamioh.edu.

If you have questions about where you may park on campus and what types of permissions are required, contact Miami’s Parking Office at (513) 529-2224 or parking@miamioh.edu.

Move your car from Millett lot this Friday

Please move your car on Friday for Miami’s Home Football Game on Saturday.

The West Millett parking lot must be clear of all vehicles by 3:00 pm on Friday, Sept 13 for this weekend’s home football game against the UC Cincinnati Bearcats.

The commuter section of Millett lot needs to be empty beginning at 6 am on Friday except for the three rows south of the sidewalk path that divides the lot (see map). All other cars parked in the Commuter section will be cited and towed at 6 am since this area is reserved for tailgating RVs.

The residential section of Millett lot needs to be empty by 3 pm Friday or risk citation at 3 pm.

So where can I park?

Beginning at 10 am on Friday any vehicle may park:

  • Outside of dorms or academic buildings in red-permit lots throughout campus, Friday at 10am to Monday at 7am
  • In available spaces in the Ditmer and Chestnut lots, Friday at 10am to Monday at 7am
  • Off-campus on Oxford streets that do not have meters or require permits

Note that:

  • The Heritage Commons lots are still reserved for Heritage Commons residents only.
  • Student vehicles may return to West Millett Lot after 10 pm on Saturday or at any time on Sunday. 
  • Student vehicles parked in red permit areas for the weekend must be moved by 7 am Monday.

 Football Parking Map

If you have questions about where you may park on campus and what types of permissions are required, contact Miami’s Parking Office at (513) 529-2224 or parking@miamioh.edu.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation and we look forward to seeing you at the game Saturday!

Parking for Move-In Week

We are excited to welcome students and families back to campus this week! Parking permits are not required for move-in week (August 19 through August 25). While no permit is required, drivers may not park on lawns, block fire hydrants, use ADA spaces without appropriate ADA placards, etc.

Permits will be required again starting at 7:00 am on Monday August 26.

For families moving their student in, please follow the signs for item drop off, unload the car as quickly as possible and then move your car away from the residence halls and return on foot to arrange your student’s room. That will help ensure that traffic keeps flowing and everyone can unload as quickly and conveniently as possible! Additional move-in information can be found here.

Important Parking System Notice

We are upgrading our parking permit management software and temporarily cannot sell permits. We anticipate the new system to be available for permit purchases beginning on Monday July 8. Please check back for more updates.

During this time:

  • No permit is required to park on campus from now until 7am on Monday July 8. While no permit is required, citations will still be issued for drivers parked outside of designated parking spaces, fire hydrants, ADA spaces without appropriate ADA placards, etc.
  • Commuting Students may park in the commuter lots at Millett and Chestnut without buying a daily commuter permit.
  • Visitors/faculty/staff who ordinarily buy daily red permits should park in one of Miami’s Parking garages, or within any surface lot parking space that is not marked as otherwise restricted.
  • Students who buy weekly permits for Millett Lot may park in the residential section of Millett lot without a permit.

Alumni Weekend Parking

There is free parking on Miami University’s streets and parking lots for Alumni Weekend, Thursday June 6 to Monday, June 10 at 7 am – no permit or no parking meter payments necessary. Please note that parking meters belonging to the City of Oxford, such as Campus Ave and throughout Uptown, will require payment through 8 pm (free parking on Sunday).


Please abide by all city, state, and federal laws and follow the regulations posted for accessible parking, emergency lanes, and parking meters.


Important Reminder! You will need a state-issued permit to park in handicap-accessible parking spaces. Neither Miami University nor the City of Oxford can issue these permits.
Cars in violation of parking rules may be ticketed.