Guide to Student Life - Campus Life - Adelphi University

79 Traffic Summons Appeals
ADELPHI UNIVERSITY • GUIDE TO STUDENT LIFE
If you receive a traffic summons:
Appeals may be made by mail to the Office of Public Safety and Transportation, vehicle permit
office, Levermore Hall, Room 012, One South Avenue, Garden City, NY 11530, within seven days
of the date of the summons.
Failure to remit payment of all traffic fines can cause you to be unable to preregister, not have
transcripts sent, not receive your diploma, subject you to disciplinary actions (students and
employees) or cause your parking permit to be revoked.
Students, faculty or staff who have more than two unpaid traffic summonses may have their
vehicle impounded ($100 fee).
Parking Off Campus
Most areas surrounding the campus have restricted parking enforced by the Village of Garden
City. Students who park off campus are cautioned to respect the privacy of the University’s
neighbors. Also, students should not litter areas near or around the homes of Adelphi
neighbors. For University-authorized off-campus parking information, visit
administration.adelphi.edu/publicsafety/traffic/index.php.
General
All parking permits expire September 30 of each year.
Parking regulations apply to all vehicles utilizing campus-parking facilities (including visitors).
If you use the campus parking areas, you must recognize the problems involved in the control and
supervision of these areas.
The rules and regulations have been developed in an effort to provide the maximum benefit for all
concerned. Everyone driving on campus is expected to comply with the spirit, as well as the letter
of these regulations, and is reminded that the use of the parking areas is a privilege and not a right.
THREAT ASSESSMENT TEAM
Preserving the safety and security of students and employees is a top priority for Adelphi, and one
that requires commitment, coordination and communication. To facilitate collaboration among the
many individuals whose work affects our collective security, Adelphi established a threat Assessment
Team (TAT).
Threat Assessment: Frequently Asked Questions About When and How to Report Issues of
Concern
What type of behavior warrants a report
Any self-injurious behaviors, sucidal ideation, erratic behaviors that disrupt teaching or University
activities, or behaviors that might compromise safety should be reported.* When in doubt, REPORT.
What do I do if I know and individual who may need to be reported
If you feel there is an immediate threat, dial 5 from any campus phot to contact the Department
of Public Safety. For non-emergencies call 516.877.3511. Otherwise, use the resources below
depending on the nature of the concern.