Parking Details

• After-hours Parking
  
• Temporary Parking
  
• Weekends/Holiday Parking
  
• Carpooling
  
• Motorcycle Parking
  
• Organized Special Events
  
• Disabled Parking Policies/Parking for Permanent Medical Disabilities
  
• Parking Reassignment for Temporary Medical Disabilities
  
• Disabled Parking Spaces

If you need overnight parking after hours (4:30 p.m. or later), please contact Public Safety at (414) 288-6800. Your vehicle must be registered with them, and you will be directed to available space in the Lot A. You will also be responsible for stopping at the Parking Office the following day to post-pay for your temporary, overnight parking.

If available space allows, permits for temporary daytime or overnight parking may be purchased at the Parking Office from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Your parking assignment, in all likelihood, will be Lot A on the southeast corner of 16th and Wells.

The cost for parking in Structure 1 or Structure 2 on weekends and holidays will now be $3 per entry. The permit issued by the auto-cashier station is not valid for overnight parking. While a number of lots on the east end of campus will be open to accommodate Gesu Parish functions and services, permits are required for parking on campus property around the clock, and violators will be ticketed. Days that the university remains open when classes are canceled are not considered holidays; therefore, permits are required and citations will be issued to violators.

Faculty/staff carpooling permits and parking facility assignments are made during the all-university assignment process. One person, serving as the primary driver, will have the permit costs payroll deducted. It is the responsibility of the carpool group to determine reimbursement of all parking fees to the primary driver. Faculty/staff carpooling participants must have matching employment statuses (e.g. full-time, 12-month, Monday to Friday hours). Students may also carpool under the same terms. One person (purchaser of permit) shall serve as primary driver. It is important to note that only one vehicle per carpooling unit may be parked on campus at any one time (except weekends and holidays).

Designated motorcycle parking areas are Structure 1, 749 N. 16th St., and behind the 1212 Building, 1212 W. Wisconsin Ave. A permit for your motorcycle, which must be displayed on the right front fork, may be purchased at the Parking Office. Please note that entrance to Structure 1 should be made without using a gate card, due to the sensitive nature of the gate arms.

Departments needing parking for special events or guests should make arrangements with the Parking Services Office at least a week prior to the date of the event. Please be prepared to give the office information about the event and its location.

All faculty, staff and students who are in possession of a valid, state-issued disabled parking permit/plate will be granted priority consideration for their on-campus parking assignment. This status will only apply to those individuals who properly display their state-issued disabled parking permit/plate along with their valid Marquette University parking permit.

Temporary parking reassignments will be considered for those individuals with a short-term, mobility impairing, medical disability. A physician’s written verification of the disability will be required for all requests extending beyond five business days. Likewise, this status will only apply to those individuals who properly display their valid Marquette University parking permit. Without a state-issued disabled parking permit/plate, use of a designated disabled parking space cannot be authorized. All requests for a temporary reassignment must be approved by the Parking Office prior to taking effect.

Only those vehicles properly displaying a valid, state-issued disabled parking permit/plate and a Marquette University issued permit, are allowed to park in a designated disabled parking space. Citations will be promptly issued for all related violations.