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Office of Campus Safety and Security
Parking Regulations 2023-2024

Important Notice

Due to construction and policy changes at North Greenville University, North Greenville University Office of Campus Safety and Security reserves the right to change or add to these Parking Regulations to better accommodate parking and traffic for students, faculty, staff, and visitors at any time. Proper e-mail and other notices will be sent before these changes take effect.

These regulations are applicable to all members of the campus community, including students, faculty, staff, vendors, and visitors.

North Greenville University is a walking campus. Resident students are encouraged to and should park near their dorm and walk to their desired location.

Purchasing a Parking Permit

Everyone is required to clearly display a valid NGU parking permit, in the correct placement, on their vehicle while parked or otherwise stationary for an extended amount of time on any property owned and operated by North Greenville University.

  • Faculty and Staff

    Permits are available for faculty and staff members at no charge at the Campus Safety and Security office. Faculty and staff members may have as many permits as needed.

  • Students
    South Carolina license plate with NU on it.

    Students are required to purchase a parking permit each school year. Permits are valid from August 1, 2023, through July 31, 2024.  Currently, single-semester or half-year permits are not available.

    Parking Permits cost $70.00. Students who wish to have two cars on campus may do so but must purchase a second permit online at a cost of $10.00.

    If a student wishes to purchase his or her permit with a credit or debit card, visit https://www.permitsales.net/NGU. If a student is unable to purchase his or her permit with a credit or debit card, the student may pay for the permit at the Business Office by other means.

    If a student serves as a Student Leadership Team member (“RA”) or Community Director (“CD”), he or she is entitled to one free permit. If an Student Leadership Team member or Community Director wishes to have two vehicles on campus, a second permit may be purchased for $10.00.

    If a student serves as a Student Leadership Team (SLT) Community Leader, they are entitled to one free permit. If a Community Leader wishes to have two vehicles on campus, a second permit may be purchased for $10.00.

    Student vehicles with a North Greenville “NU” vanity license plate (see picture) are required to register their vehicles with Campus Security and are entitled to receive one free parking permit.

    By purchasing or accepting a permit, a student is acknowledging that he or she understands and agrees to abide by the parking regulations. Furthermore, he or she agrees that failure to obey these regulations will result in a ticket for which he or she will be financially responsible.

    In the event a student is unable to purchase a permit due to financial difficulties, a student may bring documentation of that difficulty to the Campus Security Office to make other arrangements for purchasing a parking permit. All requests will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

    If a student does not possess a vehicle that will be kept on campus, the student is not required to purchase a parking permit. If a student has a vehicle that will be on campus and chooses not to purchase the required permit, they are subjected to all fines/penalties issued by the Campus Safety and Security Office.

  • Motorcycle Permits

    Individuals who wish to have a motorcycle, “street legal” dirt bike, moped, or motorized scooter on campus must purchase a motorcycle permit. Motorcycle permits follow the same pricing structure as standard vehicle permits. Motorcycles must obey all parking and traffic regulations and should be parked in the student’s designated area.

  • Married Housing Permits

    Married students living on campus must purchase “Married Housing” permits. They may use the family discount of purchasing one permit at $70.00 and the second permit at $10.00.

    Married students living off campus must purchase regular commuter permits. They may use the family discount of purchasing one permit at $70.00 and the second permit at $10.00.

  • Temporary Medical Permits

    NGU Medical permits are issued to students with a temporary or permanent medical condition who do not otherwise qualify for a state-mandated handicapped parking permit, plaque, or license plate (such as a broken foot, a temporary illness, etc.). Students wishing to obtain a medical permit may do so by bringing a note from their doctor stating their need for special parking and the length of time for the permit to the Office of Campus Safety and Security office. (Note: a medical permit does not negate the need for a current year permit.) Students with a medical permit may legally park in any yellow, white, or blue lined parking space on campus convenient to the buildings they need to access. Students with an NGU medical permit may not park in the off-campus state-mandated handicapped parking spaces.

  • Family Permits and Discounts

    If two students are members of the same household, they must purchase one $70.00 permit and the other may purchase their permit for $10.00. Students wishing to purchase two permits this way must be siblings residing in the same home or married students. Any student under 18 years of age at the time of enrollment must discuss the parking regulations with a parent or guardian at the time a permit is purchased.

  • Dual Enrollment Students

    Dual Enrollment Students are charged a $15.00 fee which is added to their bill by the registrar’s office. Dual Enrollment Students must come into the Campus Safety and Security Office during normal business hours to apply for their dual enrollment permit.

Where Can I Park?

Parking Spaces

Below is a list of the different colored lines you will see on campus and what they mean.

  • White Lines: Student Parking

    Any student may park in spaces with white lines so long as it is within a lot they are permitted to park.

  • Yellow Lines: Faculty/Staff parking

    Students are not allowed to park in yellow spaces Monday-Friday between 7:00 a.m. and 4:00 PM. Students may park in yellow spaces after business hours during the week or on weekends. If a student chooses to park in a yellow spot after business hours, their vehicle must be relocated to its proper colored space before 7:00 a.m. on the next business day.

    If a student has been granted a medical permit, they may park in a yellow spot during the length of time the permit is valid for. After the permit expires, the student will no longer be allowed to park in yellow spaces.

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  • Green Lines: Married Housing Parking

    On Crusader Court, the parking spaces marked with green lines in front of Crusader Court Housing 33 through 39 are reserved for married students living in those residences.

  • Blue Lines: State-Mandated Handicapped Parking

    Only those with state-issued handicapped permits, plaques, or license plates may park in blue spaces. If a student has been issued an NGU medical permit, they are not permitted to park in state-mandated handicap parking spaces off campus.

    Handicap Citations may not be waived or reduced in cost.

  • Red Lines/Curbs: Fire lanes, loading zones, and no-parking zones.

    No parking is permitted in zones with red lines or curbs. Those who choose to park in red line areas will be ticketed. Please note fire lanes are reserved specifically for emergency vehicles. If your vehicle is parked in a fire lane and an emergency incident occurs at this location, your vehicle will be subject to whatever actions are necessary to remove your vehicle and you will be responsible for any damage sustained by your vehicle.  Fire lane violation tickets will not be waived or reduced in cost.

Special Reserved Spaces

There are several special reserved parking spaces around campus marked with specific signs. These spaces include, but are not limited to:

  • President’s Office Spaces

    These spaces are reserved specifically for the President of the University and guests of the President’s Office. No student, visitor, faculty, or staff member may park in this space at any time. Vehicles found in violation are subject to being issued an NGU Parking citation or to being towed. (See “Towing” section of these Regulations)

  • Chairman of the Board of Trustee’s Space

    This space is reserved specifically for the Chairman of the Board of Trustees. No student, visitor, faculty, or staff member may park in this space at any time. Vehicles found in violation will be towed. (See “Towing” section of these Regulations)

  • Honorary Spaces at Younts Football Stadium

    These spaces are reserved for the specified individuals named on the signs. No student, visitor, faculty, or staff member may park in these spaces at any time unless otherwise directed by Campus Security.  Vehicles found in violation may be towed. (See “Towing” section of these Regulations)

  • Visitor and Guest Spaces

    There are several spaces around campus that are reserved for campus visitors or guests to specific facilities, such as in front of Hayes Ministry Center and Turner Chapel. No student, faculty, or staff member may park in these spaces at any time.

  • The Gravel Lot Behind Crain Science Building:

    The Gravel Parking Lot located behind Crain Science Building is reserved for Faculty/Staff use only. No student is permitted to park in this lot at any time.

Parking Zones

Please find your permit type below to determine where you may park on campus.

  • Blue Parking Permits

    Blue permits are issued to commuter students. Commuter students may park in lots marked especially for Commuter students including the AV Wood parking lot at the Library including white space behind Hayes Ministry Center, the Tigerville Baptist Church parking lot, and the overflow lot in front of Wingo 101 and IT, the first 31 spaces on the row facing Highway 414 in the Self/Trustee Parking lot, the first 7 spaces on left and 10 spaces on right at the entrance to the Younts Fitness Center Parking Lot, and spaces facing Highway 414 in the Lower Roberson Parking Lot. Commuters may not park in the green spaces outside the Married Housing Duplexes.

     

     

  • Red Parking Permits

    Red permits are issued to female resident students. Female residents may park in the areas outside female residence halls. Vehicles with Red parking permits parked in lots reserved for commuters during normal school hours of Monday through Thursday from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM and Friday from 7:00 AM to 12:30 PM or male residence halls will be ticketed. Female resident students may not park in the green spaces outside the Married Housing Duplexes.

     

  • Black Parking Permits

    Black parking permits are issued to male resident students. Male residents may park in the areas outside male residence halls. Vehicles with Black parking permits parked in lots reserved for commuters during normal school hours of Monday through Thursday from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM and Friday from 7:00 AM to 12:30 PM or female residence halls will be ticketed. Male resident students may not park in the green spaces outside the Married Housing Duplexes

  • Silver Parking Permits

    Silver permits are issued to resident school students living in one of the Commuter Houses: i.e. Woods Houses. Commuter Housing students may park in lots marked especially for Commuter students including the AV Wood parking lot at the Library including white lined spaces behind Hayes Ministry Center, the Tigerville Baptist Church parking lot, and the overflow lot in front of Wingo 101 and IT, the first 31 spaces on the row facing Highway 414 in the Self/Trustee Parking lot, the first 7 spaces on left and 10 spaces on right at the entrance to the Younts Fitness Center Parking Lot, and spaces facing Highway 414 in the Lower Roberson Parking Lot. Commuter housing students may not park in the green spaces outside the Married Housing Duplexes

     

  • Gold Parking Permits

    Gold permits are issued to all graduate school students. Graduate School student permits may park at the Tim Brashier Graduate School and in lots designated for commuters on the Tigerville campus.

  • DE (Dual Enrollment) Parking Permits

    DE permits are issued to dual enrollment students. Students with DE permits may park in the same areas designated for those with blue and silver permits (Commuter/Commuter Housing permits).

  • All Access Parking Lots

    The Parking Lot behind the Runion Building (i.e. The Billingsley Theater Parking Lot), the Tennis Court Parking Lot between the Hayes Gym and Foster Education Building, the Gravel Road to the back of Billingsley Theater/SOT, and the “Gravel Parking Lot” next to the McCormick House are accessible to all parking permits.

  • Faculty/Staff Parking Permits

    Faculty/Staff permits are issued to part-time and full-time faculty and staff members of North Greenville University.  Employees with a Faculty/Staff permit can park in yellow spaces convenient to the building where they work.

  • Green Parking Permits

    Green Permits are for Married Students living in the Married Housing Duplexes in Crusader Court. Vehicles with Green parking permits parked in lots reserved for commuters during normal school hours of Monday through Thursday from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM and Friday from7:00 AM to 12:30 PM.

  • Replacement/Additional Permits

    Replacement or Additional Permits are available at the Campus Safety and Security Office for $10.00. The replacement permit fee may be waived if the student removes their original permit (peel it off) and turns it in at the time their replacement permit is ordered. No refunds will be given if a student turns in their old permit after their new permit is ordered.

  • Changes to Housing Status:

    If a student changes their housing status such as “resident status to commuter status” or vice versa, they must procure a new parking sticker within seven days. Failure to do so will result in all citations being upheld at full price.

Where Can’t I Park?

Campus Safety and Security realizes it is difficult to find parking on occasion. Please know that your inability to find a legal space in your parking area does not constitute an excuse for parking illegally.

A vehicle left standing for longer than 5 minutes is considered parked, regardless if it is attended or not.

You are subject to being issued an NGU Citation or towed if you park in the following areas:

 

Campus Visitors—Making Our Guests Welcome

Faculty, staff, and students who wish to have a visitor on campus are responsible for assisting that guest in finding appropriate parking and securing an appropriate parking pass for his or her visitor’s vehicle.

Day Visitors

Short-term visitors/day visitors (those who will not be staying on campus overnight) should come by the Campus Security office and ask for a temporary parking pass. Visitors may park in any lot designated for Commuters or in front of the residence hall in which the student they are visiting resides.

Overnight and Extended Visitors

Overnight visitors should obtain and fill out the Campus Guest Request form from the Office of Resident Life. On this form, you will find a section labeled “Guest Vehicle Copy.” After receiving approval from The Office of Campus Security, this portion should be placed on the driver’s side dash of the guest’s vehicle and will serve as his or her parking pass while on campus. Guests should park in the Residence Hall area where they are staying. Please ensure your guest has approval from Brittany Hendrix or Tripp Young for any guests staying overnight. These passes are valid for 48 hours/two days.

Tickets Issued by the NGU Office of Campus Safety and Security

The North Greenville University Campus Security Department is authorized to enforce both campus policy and state law on the property of the University (South Carolina Code Ch. 18, Title 40,). The Office of Campus Safety and Security is authorized to issue both “Campus Tickets” and South Carolina Uniform Traffic Tickets (“blue tickets”).

Permit Regulations

All parking permits (except temporary, dual enrollment, or temporary medical permits) must be adhered to the rear window of the vehicle for which it is registered. Each registered vehicle will receive two (2) permits to be placed on the vehicle. Please see the illustration below.

Put one permit on the front driver’s side of the window and one on the back driver’s side of the window.

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Faculty/Staff receive a single permit which should be adhered to the front window on the driver’s side at the bottom (see above illustration). Note that Faculty/Staff permits are “static cling” permits that adhere to the inside of the windshield.

When a student’s permit order is processed, the student will receive an email confirmation. Within that email there will be a link to print a temporary parking permit. Students should immediately print this temporary permit and place it on the driver’s side dash facing outwards. This will be used in place of a permit until the actual permit arrives by mail at the address chosen by the student. If the student cannot print their temporary pass, the student needs to contact Campus Safety and Security.

NOTE: There is a $10.00 replacement fee for lost permits.

If a student has a leased vehicle and is not allowed to place stickers on it, they should contact Campus Security for advice on alternative parking permit placement.

Regulations

  • The campus-wide speed limit is 15 miles per hour (MPH). 
  • Obey all traffic signs and traffic laws of the state of South Carolina.
  • Watch for and yield right-of-way to pedestrians.
  • Students are not permitted to drive on the gravel portion of Lakeview Road except when the gate to Crusader Court from Highway 414 is locked. (This is the gravel road from the Campus Enhancement to the back of Crusader Court).
  • Please be aware that all of Taylor Street is a two-way street.  This action has removed several parking spaces on Taylors Street.

North Greenville University has the authority to enforce the bicycle traffic laws of South Carolina. For applicable bicycle laws, see South Carolina Code Sections16-13-80, 16-21-70, 56-5-150, 56-5-160, 56-5-710, 56-5-3230, 56-5-3430, and56-5-3490. Per section 56-7-10, Campus Security may issue State Uniform Traffic Tickets (“blue tickets”) for bicycle violations.

  • There will be a grace period of fourteen (14) calendar days at the beginning of each semester for students to obtain their parking permit. After the first fourteen (14) days of the semester, Campus Safety and Security will begin issuing tickets for no permit or expired permit.
  • Students are responsible for where their vehicle is parked. If a vehicle is loaned to another person, the owner of the vehicle still assumes all responsibility for compliance with the parking regulations.
  • From time to time, it is necessary that a lot or portion of a lot be closed due to special events, visitors on campus, construction, weather-related issues, or other situations. If certain spaces or sections of a lot or lots are unavailable, they will be marked with traffic cones. Do not remove cones for any reason, including parking in a spot where a cone is or to drive through an area a cone is blocking. Doing so will result in a citation.
  • There are several roads and streets on campus that are one-way streets. Vehicles parked facing the wrong way on a one-way street are illegally parked and subject to be ticketed.
  • The permit holder is responsible for where their vehicle is parked.
  • A vehicle found in violation may be ticketed for each infraction every 12 hours until it is moved in compliance.

Citations, Ticketing, and Fines

Below is a description of the types of “Campus Tickets” issued by the office of Campus Safety and Security. Note that certain tickets can be issued even if there is no vehicle involved (see J, V, and 1)

TicketDescriptionFine
A. Parking out of assigned space

This ticket is issued to a vehicle found to be parked out of its assigned area (i.e. a vehicle with a Resident permit parked in a commuter parking area).

$30
B. Parked in Faculty/Staff parking

This ticket is issued to student vehicles found to be parked in Faculty/Staff spaces at times other than when it is legally permitted.

$30
C. Illegal Overnight parking

This ticket is issued to vehicles found to be parked out of assigned area or left on-campus without permission after curfew (Sunday-Thursday midnight, Friday-Saturday 1:00am).  

$30 
D. Parked on sidewalks or grassThis ticket is issued to vehicles found to be illegally parked on sidewalks or grass areas.  $25
E. Expired NGU parking permit

This ticket is issued to vehicles that display an expired NGU permit but no permit for the current term is displayed.

$70
F. No NGU parking permit

This ticket is issued to vehicles that display no NGU parking permit.

$70
G. Improperly displayed permit

This ticket is issued to vehicles found to have an NGU permit, but it is improperly displayed (i.e. only placing one of the two stickers on the vehicles or laying the stickers on the dash).

$70
H. Fraudulent use of NGU parking permit

This ticket is issued to vehicles found to be using a permit not in accordance with NGU permit regulations (i.e. a counterfeit or two vehicles “sharing” a permit).

$140
I. Unauthorized use of state-mandated handicapped space

This ticket is issued to vehicles found to be parked in state-mandated handicapped parking spaces without proper display of a handicapped permit, tag, or placard.

First Offense: $100 Second Offense: $150 Third Offense: $250
J. Removing a traffic cone or sign  

This ticket is issued to students who remove a traffic cone or sign placed by Campus Security or the SCDOT. This ticket may be assessed per cone or sign moved (i.e. moving three (3) cones may result in three (3) tickets).

$40
K. Blocking entrance to building or dorm

This ticket is issued to vehicles illegally parked to block or impede the entrance to a building or dorm.

$20
L. Fire lane violation

This ticket is issued to vehicles found to be parked in or blocking access to a fire lane.

First Offense: $100 Second Offense: $150 Third Offense: $250
M. Speeding: 1-18 miles per hour over the limit

This ticket is issued to drivers found to be driving between 1 and 18 MPH more than the 15MPH campus-wide speed limit.

$85
N. Speeding: 19 or more miles per hour over the limit

This ticket is issued to drivers found to be driving 19 or more MPH more than the 15MPH campus-wide speed limit.

$100
O. Driving too fast for conditionsThis ticket is issued to drivers who drive at a speed deemed to be unsafe for present conditions (i.e. snow/ice or heavy foot traffic in the area).$85
P. Reckless driving

This ticket is issued to drivers found to be driving recklessly, irresponsibly, or with disregard to the safety of others (especially pedestrians), or their personal safety.

$85
Q. Failure to obey traffic signs

This ticket is issued to drivers who fail to obey posted traffic signs (i.e. running a stop sign or ignoring a one-way sign).

$30
R. Failure to yield right of way

This ticket is issued to drivers who fail to yield right of way (i.e. at a four-way stop).

$20
S. Failure to give proper signalThis ticket is issued to drivers who make a turn without giving proper signal.$20
T. Malfunctioning or defective equipment

This ticket is issued to drivers with malfunctioning or defective equipment on the vehicle (i.e. a brake light that is burned out).

$25
U. Failure to wear a seat belt

This ticket is issued to drivers or passengers who are not wearing a seat belt.

$15
V. Failure to obey a school official

This ticket is issued to students who refuse to obey the lawful command of a school official (i.e. entering a building after being told not to do so).

$50
W. Failure to present ID, driver’s license, registration, or proof of insurance

This ticket is issued to those unable to or refuse to provide a Campus Security officer with a valid ID, driver’s license, registration card, or proof of insurance upon issuance of a lawful request.

$25
X. Boot removal fee  

This ticket is issued to vehicles who students who have three (3) or more unpaid citations. A boot will be placed on the vehicle and will not be removed until all tickets are paid.

$70
Y. Court feeThis ticket is assessed on those who make an unsuccessful appeal in Traffic Court. It is similar to the Court Fees assessed by municipal courts for unsuccessful appeals.$10
Z. Failure to Present Valid IDThis ticket is issued to those who cannot present a current form of identification. This may include an NGU issued ID or a driver license.$25
AA. Vehicle Illegally Parked$20
BB. Fraudulent Use of Handicapped PlacardThis ticket is issued to those displaying an invalid handicapped placard or to those using a handicapped placard that does not belong to themselves.$100
CC. Illegal Driving Off Roadway$50
DD. Driving in Grass/Around BuildingIssued to those driving a vehicle in the grass or around buildings in areas not permitted.$100
EE. Dumping trash/litteringThis ticket is issued to those found to be disposing of waste, whether intentionally or unintentionally, anywhere other than an approved bin (i.e. trash blowing from the uncovered bed of a pickup truck or leaving trash behind after a bonfire).$30
FF. Boot Tampering Fee

This ticket is issued to vehicles that have been booted and the boot has been tampered with or damaged.

$600

Paying Fines

Students may pay for tickets any time with a debit or credit card by visiting https://www.permitsales.net/NGU. Students may pay a ticket with cash or check at the NGU Business Office Monday-Thursday from 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM. No Cash or Check payments will be accepted in the Campus Safety and Security Office.

Students who pay for their ticket within five (5) days of issuance will be given a discount of five dollars ($5). Please note that the day the ticket is issued is counted as “day one” and this is five (5) calendar days, not business days (i.e. if a ticket is issued on the 14th, the 14th is “day one” and the ticket must be paid by the 18th to receive the $5 discount regardless of whether the 18th falls on a weekend or holiday).

All tickets are due within ten (10) calendar days after issuance. Students who do not pay for their ticket within ten (10) days of issuance will be charged a ten dollar ($10) late fee. Please note that the day the ticket is issued is counted as “day one” and this is ten (10) calendar days, not business days (i.e. if a ticket is issued on the 14th, the 14th is “day one” and the ticket must be paid by the 23rd to avoid the late fee regardless of whether the 23rd falls on a weekend or holiday).

Students who do not have sufficient funds to pay for a ticket should contact Campus Safety and Security to make alternate arrangements for payment as soon as he or she becomes aware of the ticket.

  • Booting Vehicles

    Vehicles with three (3) or more unpaid tickets are subject to being booted. Boots will not be removed for any reason until all tickets are paid. If a boot is tampered with or removed by anyone other than North Greenville University Campus Security officers, a $600 boot tampering fine will be assessed (See #2 on table above). Tampering includes, but is not limited to:

    • Removing the wheel on which the boot was placed
    • Driving the vehicle while the boot is attached/running over the boot
    • Attempting to pull the boot from the wheel

    Any citation not appealed prior to a boot being placed on a student’s vehicle may not be appealed.

  • Towing

    North Greenville University reserves the right to have a vehicle towed. This includes, but is not limited to, circumstances of repeat or severe violations of NGU Campus Security Parking Regulations or the vehicle constitutes a serious hazard, impedes traffic or operations, is blocking access to a fire lane, or has been abandoned. The vehicle’s owner is responsible to the towing company for all costs or charges related to towing and any damages incurred because of towing. Costs and charges may include, but are not limited to, towing fees, storage fees, administrative costs, etc. Neither North Greenville University nor Campus Security is in any way liable for any damages or costs. All impounded vehicles are towed, stored, and released in accordance with the State of South Carolina Code of Regulations 119-21. You assume all risks involved and are responsible for the full cost of impounding and retrieving your vehicle.

  • Habitual Offenders

    Persons who have five (5) or more offenses per academic year, even though they have paid their fines, will be referred to Student Engagement for Academic Discipline. Also, as part of the enforcement of this policy, their vehicle can be booted and/or towed.

  • Appeals

    Students who feel they were inaccurately ticketed may submit a written appeal online at https://www.permitsales.net/NGU. The ticket will be reviewed by an NGU Office of Campus Safety and Security official who will determine the final disposition of the citation.

  • Penalties for Failure to Pay Tickets

    No student who is delinquent in paying a traffic fine will be permitted to represent the university in any official or assigned capacity. This includes, but is not limited to: athletics, organizations, choral or band groups, and club participation. In accordance with The Enlightener, a ticket is delinquent if it has not been paid within 10 days of the ticket’s issuance.

Common Issues with Permits

  • I ordered my permit, but it never came. What should I do?

    Please allow two weeks from your order date for your permit to arrive by mail. If you have not received your permit within that two-week window, check that you received an email confirming your order. If you did not receive a confirmation email but believe the order went through, call Campus Security so that we can check our records. If your order is processed, but your permit has not been received, you will be issued a new permit.

  • What if the permit I received does not match my housing assignment or my housing assignment changes?

    Sometimes, computer errors, changes to housing assignments, or other circumstances result in a student being issued the wrong permit type. If you receive a permit different than that listed above for your residence assignment, please come by the Campus Security office, and bring the errant permit. There is no charge for permit reassignment.

  • I have a new vehicle. What do I need to do to get a new parking permit?

    If you have already purchased a parking permit for the current school year and get a new vehicle, there is no charge to transfer your existing permit to your new vehicle. Come by the Campus Security Office and you will be issued new stickers for the new vehicle. If you get a second vehicle and therefore need a second permit, you may purchase a second permit at any point in the semester for $10.00 by coming to the Campus Security office.

  • I am borrowing my parents’/grandparents’/friend’s/etc. car temporarily. What do I need to do?

    If you will be bringing a borrowed car onto campus on a temporary basis for any reason, you will need to come by the Campus Security office and register for a temporary parking pass. If you have already purchased a permit for the current year, temporary passes are available for any amount of time needed. If you do not normally have a car on campus and therefore have not purchased a permit but will have a car on campus for a temporary period, you will be issued a temporary parking pass. However, students who have not purchased a parking permit for the current year will not be issued temporary passes whose combined issuance exceeds two (2) calendar weeks in any academic year. If a student will have a vehicle on campus for more than two (2) weeks of the academic year, he or she must purchase a parking permit.

Campus Safety and Security Hours of Operation

Campus Security operates twenty-four hours per day, three hundred and sixty-five days per year and can be reached at (864) 977-7777. When dialing the NGU Campus Security phone number, please select 2 for the on-duty supervisor or press 3 to speak with or leave a message for the Lieutenant over parking. 

Our administrative offices are open Monday-Friday 8:00am-5:00pm to address issues with permits, parking tickets, records requests, and other administrative functions. The administrative office is closed in accordance with university holidays (Spring Break, Fall Break, Christmas Break, etc.).

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