Regulations

We enforce parking regulations on campus to create safe and accessible parking for all students, faculty and community members. Please read through UW-Green Bay's parking regulations to ensure you avoid getting tickets and look out for other people who also want to enjoy our campus.

Standard Campus-Wide Regulations

• Physical signage is deployed as necessary throughout UW-Green Bay.
• Any vehicle, after using parking services on campus during hours of enforcement more than 5 unique calendar days in a semester, must have a permit or pay for parking. 
• Vehicles must park within one parking stall in designated parking areas only.
• Vehicles are prohibited from parking on any area with grass, pathways (paved, improved, natural), sidewalks, fire zones or parking lot end zone.
• Your license plate must be displayed to the travel lane of the parking area at all times. Your vehicle plate is how your parking rights are validated.
• All State of Wisconsin motor vehicle laws apply while on University lands, including chapters controlling the registration of vehicles and their safe operation.
• Storing of vehicles or vehicles that are disabled for more than 72 hours is not permitted.
• Vehicles which present a hazard due to location, condition or other factors as determined by University Police may be ordered removed and/or removed at owner's expense.
• Disabled parking spaces are available throughout all parking lots. You must display a Disabled ID Permit on the interior rearview mirror of a motor vehicle.
  • See disabled parking information.
• All overnight guests to Residence Life must park in the Studio Arts Parking Lot.
  • Understand rules for guests.
• Pay-by-app paid parking is available through ParkMobile LLC's application. Use must be consistent with signage.
  • Pay for parking using our app.
• If you break any of these rules, UW-Green Bay Police Officers are authorized to have a vehicle towed from UW-Green Bay campus lands.
  • See towing policy.

Regulations by Parking Lot

Different parking lots have specific regulations.

Restricted Parking Areas

1. All specifically restricted areas or parking stalls (time restricted, handicap, end zones, etc) are enforced at all times.
2. Motorcycle Only areas are enforced March 15 through November 15.
3. Time restricted zones are available around campus for the purpose of loading, unloading, or short-term business. Any vehicle exceeding the posted time restriction excessively may be cited multiple times.
4. Service vehicle stalls around campus are restricted to those vehicles that have been granted permission, and have obtained the appropriate permit rider to their virtual parking permit.
5. The Mauthe Center parking is restricted to Mauthe Center use only. A separate Mauthe Center permit is required and issued by the Mauthe Center. The Mauthe Center parking lot is patrolled and enforced upon request by University Police.
6. Union Visitor Parking Lot is designed for visitors only, not permit holding students, faculty or staff. A permitted vehicle may park in the accordance with the regulations above.

Overnight Academic Lot Parking

1. Overnight parking in academic parking lots is prohibited without the Parking Department's approval. 
2. Service vehicles granted permission to park with the Laboratory Sciences lot must park in the lot as far east as possible. Vehicles not within the 3 easternmost parking rows are subject to citation. 
3. Permit holders who wish to leave their vehicle on campus during trips should utilize the Studio Arts parking lot.
   • NOTE: All vehicles must have the ability to be moved upon request. If you are leaving your vehicle, you should ensure someone has the ability to move it on your behalf if necessary.