Category: Parking permits

  • Bringing a car back to Miami after Thanksgiving?

    The parking reminder email below was sent to students living on campus who do not currently have a parking permit for fall 2023. Dear Resident, Occasionally students who did not already have a car on campus return with one after Thanksgiving break for the remainder of the fall semester. If you are planning to do…

  • Adding or Changing a Vehicle in the Self-Service Portal

    Miami’s parking management system allows users to add, remove, and change details about their vehicles through the self-service portal. You can access the self-service portal at miamioh.edu/parking/portal. Log in with your Miami University UniqueID and password.

  • Online parking services not available Aug. 10-13

    Miami University’s Parking and Transportation Services will upgrade its parking management system beginning at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 10. During that time, online parking services — such as purchasing a parking permit, online citation payments, and submitting appeals of parking citations — will not be available. No Miami University parking permit will be required for…

  • Shriver Center east lot reopens, new parking area at Wilson Hall

    Shriver Center east parking lot With the exterior construction around Shriver Center wrapping up, the east parking lot will reopen for public use on Wed., Oct. 25 at 7 a.m. There will be 38 short-term parking meters in the lot for use during daytime hours to attend to business in Shriver Center. The meters will…

  • 2017-18 Parking Permits, Fees and Map

    Parking Permits Employee parking permits for 2017-18 will go on sale online Thursday, June 1 at 7 a.m. Log in to your online parking services account in BannerWeb to purchase your permit. Fees for permits purchased online will automatically be payroll deducted for eligible employees in equal installments over the year.  When you register online,…

  • Parking Restriction Changes in the Area of Shriver Center

    With Miami’s Admission Visit Center relocating to Shriver Center at the beginning of the 2016-17 spring term, a number of changes to parking restrictions will be implemented in the area to accommodate admission visitors to campus. The office of admission conducts two campus tours per day, and parking for visitors is needed close to the Admission…

  • Options to Reduce Parking Costs for Employees

    It is time for employees to renew their annual parking permit, 2015-16 parking permits will expire June 30, 2016. Red (employee surface lot) parking permits will increase in price to $125 for 2016-17. Most employees are eligible to have the cost for their parking permit payroll deducted in equal installments throughout the year on a…