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Parking Area 44 located near the Collier Building on the University of Toledo’s Medical Campus will be closed in phases for repaving and repairs, starting at 8pm on Sunday, June 12. “Once Area 44 reopens prior to the fall semester, permit holders will see a noticeable difference in the quality of this surface lot,” said Sherri Kaspar, executive director of ParkUToledo. Phase 1 During phase 1, the South portion of the area will be closed (see phase 1 map below). Permit holders are encouraged to park in either the open area of 44 or Area 43 (where their permits allow).

On Wednesday, June 1, 2022, parking area 1N will be closed for renovation. The area is expected to reopen in early July. “The ParkUToledo team is excited for the improvements to area 1N,” said Sherri Kaspar, executive director of ParkUToledo. “We’re removing all of the parking bollards and leveling the area for a more functional parking experience.” All permit holders that typically park in area 1N are encouraged to park in areas 1S and 2 (highlighted on map above). Please be sure to continue to park in spots designated for your specific permit. All permit holders that typically park in

Starting Monday, May 9th, parking area 26 located next to the University Health Center on main campus will be closed for renovations.  “The area 26 renovation is our first of five major parking construction projects we’ll be completing this summer,” said Sherri Kaspar, executive director of ParkUToledo.  “We’re essentially rebuilding the parking area from the ground up. The renovation includes fixing the storm water and drainage lines to get the surface lot to industry standards.” Services in the University Health Center will remain open during construction. Patients are asked to enter the parking lot at the South entrance, parking will

As we approach the end of the school year, spring semester parking permits will expire on Friday, May 13. Summer permits are now on sale. Each summer permit is $132.99. Please visit the ParkUToledo parking portal to purchase. ParkUToledo also offers monthly and daily rates – with hourly options available on the ParkMobile App. Please remember all vehicles on campus must be registered with a permit purchased online in advance or by utilizing the ParkMobile App or a parking meter when visiting campus. Updated parking policies and procedures do have parking permits enforced between semesters, during academic breaks and on

Residential Move out and Commencement Parking Information There will be no permits needed to park on the University of Toledo campus from Saturday, April 30, through Sunday, May 8, due to campus move out and commencement. Exceptions include:  reserved, disabled, metered, patient and no overnight parking areas. Parking areas 5 and 6 are recommended for graduating students. Click here for more commencement parking suggestions. Regular permit enforcement resumes on Monday, May 9. If you need to purchase a parking permit for the 2022 summer semester, please visit your parking portal. Short-term parking permits (hourly, daily & monthly) are also available

Various parking areas on the main campus will be affected this weekend as the University of Toledo hosts the 45th Mercy Health Glass City Marathon. Area 10 will be closed starting at 8PM on Thursday, April 21, through Sunday, April 24. On Saturday, April 23, area 12W will be partially closed. Areas 12, 12S and 12W will be closed all day on Sunday, April 24. There will be no permits required to park in areas 1N, 1S, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 from 3PM on Friday, April 22, to 7AM Monday, April 25. On Sunday, April 24, there will

The role of parking enforcement is not to generate citation revenue for its own sake but to improve payment compliance  The terms of the Concession Agreement include the parking rates and parking regulations set by the University. The parking rates form the basis of the valuation of the Concession and the related bond financing and they, in turn, assume that the University will enjoy stable student enrollment (which drives total faculty, staff, student and visitor numbers) and that faculty, staff, students and visitors will comply with such parking rates and regulations. The provision of parking is costly, in terms of

The University of Toledo monetized its parking assets through a long-term concession (the “Concession”) transaction, in order to: Generate an upfront capital payment that can be used to help the University achieve its growth targets and advance its strategic priorities. Improve the physical condition of the facilities that make up the Parking System. Provide a better customer experience by outsourcing the operation to an experienced, professional third-party parking operator. Improve the operation and management of the System using technology and parking industry best practices. Focus on its core mission of educating its students. The Concession transaction closed on October 7,

It is time to plan ahead for parking on campus for spring semester. Current parking permits for fall semester are valid through Tuesday, Dec. 21. Spring semester parking passes will be available for purchase beginning Wednesday, Dec. 22, via the ParkUToledo website or the myUT portal. Aligned with the University’s winter break schedule, there will not be parking tickets issued for permit violations between Dec. 22 and Jan. 2. Please remember all vehicles on campus must be registered with a permit purchased online in advance or by utilizing the ParkMobile app or a parking meter when visiting campus. Updated parking policies and procedures