Parking Services
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 7am - 5pm (online payments available 24/7)
Phone: (801) 863-8188 Email: parking@uvu.edu
Address: 936 S. 400 W. Orem, UT 84058 Map
Summer 2013 Permits will be available on April 1st.
Summer parking permits are available online and at the parking office beginning April 1st. OneStop no longer issues parking permits, as the permits are now digital, your best option is to buy online. Students using cash, checks, or obtaining disabled permits may visit the parking office to get their permit issued to their vehicle.
Note that a valid license plate number and make/model info for the vehicle the permit will be used on is required. Each permit may be attached to two license plate numbers maximum. Please see the parking regulations and the FAQ linked below for details.
If not redirected, go to the Student tab in UVlink, the link to Buy Parking Permits is in the center column.
Please use this button to pay citations online. Note that citations may also be paid in the parking office.
Please visit our Parking FAQ page for other upcoming changes and for answers to some Frequently Asked Questions before contacting us.
Parking FAQ
Looking for a Vendor permit? Check out the VENDOR page for details.
Monday - Thursday 7am to 10pm (one bus after 5pm),
7am to 4pm on Fridays.
No shuttles run during the Summer semester or during school holidays or breaks.
As you know, our continued growth puts significant pressure on our parking capacity. In an effort to address this problem, the university has developed a new student parking lot south of the Hal Wing Track, Lot L14, that has 450 additional parking stalls. However, we still anticipate significant parking and traffic congestion for the first few weeks of the school year. Here are some suggestions that may help to lessen the impact of parking issues early in the semester.
- If driving, allow extra time to arrive on campus and to find a parking spot. It is much easier to beat the traffic and find parking spaces if you arrive early.
- If possible, take the bus or ride your bike. Students and employees are encouraged to find alternative transportation to campus during the first two weeks. Check the UTA website at Rideuta.com to find a bus route that will get you to campus with less traffic/parking hassle.
- Try to avoid driving on campus drive around the north side of campus, by the Sorensen Center and LDS Institute. This area temporarily has a crosswalk that will be very crowded due to the construction on campus. Be careful and mindful of others.
- Notice that the parking lots have a new numbering system. All lots on the west side of campus will be numbered L1, L2, L3, etc. (The” L” stands for Lakeside.) Lots on the east side of campus will begin with the letter “M” (Mountainside).
Again, we all need to work together to keep traffic and parking congestion to a minimum during the first couple of weeks of school. Do not hesitate to contact John Brewer at x8320, if you have any questions.
MAPSWe have moved to a permit-less system which will use your license plate as your permit identification. Each student may register two cars to their permit, but only one of those vehicles is allowed on campus at a given time. Vehicles without license plate numbers will need to come to the parking office to obtain a permit. To avoid citations and waiting in lines, come to parking services, or order online, before the semester starts so that your parking needs are already handled before classes start.
Parking Services offers various services to the UVU community in addition to issuing permits and enforcing parking regulations, please visit our Additional Services page for more information
Please look at the Parking Statistics Page if you are looking for parking info, statistics, permit sales numbers, citation numbers, etc (useful for class reports).
Also, click here if you need a report showing the amount of parking stalls on the UVU campus. This report breaks it all down into stall type and location.