Vehicle Registration and Campus Parking
All motor-driven vehicles on the NIC campus are required to be registered with the Campus Safety Office. A permit tag must be displayed in the vehicle with the permit number clearly visible. Parking on Rosenberry Drive, Hubbard Street and River Avenue are designated as no-pay parking areas.
Student/Employee Permits
Yearly Registration Permit Tags are $20 for students and $35 for employees. Your license plate number is required at the time of registration. Vehicle registration forms/permit tags are available in the Campus Safety Office (or purchased during class registration). A permit tag is NOT transferable from one vehicle to another. (A tag is invalid if displayed in an unregistered vehicle). Payment is required at the time the permit tag is issued.
At the end of Fall Semester, students showing proof of leaving school may receive a $10 refund by returning the Permit Tag to the Campus Safety Office. Students registering for Spring Semester pay a $10 fee. Vehicle permits are not required for evening and/or summer classes.
Short-Term Classes
Students attending short-term classes or workshops/classes offered by the Center for New Directions must purchase a permit for $20. Students working towards their GED must purchase a regular student parking permit for $20.
Visitor Permits
All campus visitors are required to display a Temporary Parking Permit in their vehicle while visiting campus from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Friday. Permits must be completed and signed by a designated office to be valid. Temporary Parking Permits are available from the Campus Safety Office located in the River Building, the College Relations Office located in the Sherman Administration Building, or the Admissions Office located in Lee Hall.
Tickets
Illegally parked vehicles and/or vehicles without a visible permit will be ticketed.
Fines are payable at the Campus Safety Office. The fine will be reduced if paid within seven (7) calendar days. There are no fine reductions for handicap and fire lane violations. An additional fine will be assessed if the fine remains unpaid after 30 days. Please note that students with outstanding tickets will not be allowed to register until the fine has been cleared.
Appeal Process
An appeal must be made within seven (7) calendar days of the date of citation. Forms are available in the Campus Safety Office (ticket must be attached to the form).