WILKES UNIVERSITY

handicapped spaces are available in the on and off-campus parking lots. Arrangements
for a disabled permit can be made through the Office of Public Safety.
All permit parking on campus for qualified students, staff and faculty is available at a
nominal fee. Limited spaces are available for each group and the University Parking
Committee determines assignment of parking lot spaces for each respective group on an
annual basis.
All parking lots (except “Resident Only”) are made accessible Monday — Friday from
4:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. (the following day) and on the weekend beginning on Friday at
4:30 p.m. thru Monday 7:30 a.m. with a valid Wilkes ID.
Ticketing and towing will be enforced year round (24 hours a day, 7 days a week). All
parking tickets are $25.00, payable at the One Stop Center at 169 S. Main St. by check,
credit card or cash during normal business hours. Wilkes University reserves the right to
tow any unauthorized vehicle parked in a University owned or leased lot.
Those with on-campus parking permits are entitled to look for a space in their
designated lot; however, it does not mean that a parking space is guaranteed.
Restricted Areas:
Vehicles will be towed immediately if parked in any of the following locations:
• Driveways and Sidewalks
• Loading Zones and No Parking Zones
• Fire Lanes
• Grass and Greenway Areas
• Handicapped Areas without Handicapped Permit or license plate
Parking for Disabled
Students with disabilities, permanent or temporary, are to consult with Public Safety at
148 S. Main St. for information on disabled parking. Permits will be issued by the Office
of Public Safety and access to disabled parking spaces on campus is on a first-come,
first-served basis. You must have a PennDOT-approved license plate or placard to get a
permanent disability permit. Students with a temporary disability will be issued a
disability parking permit pending verification by the Director of Health Services of their
need for this permit.
Off-Campus Parking
Some parking areas and privately owned lots adjacent to the University are available at
varying rates. Students wishing to use these spaces should make individual
arrangements to do so.
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