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Parking Services

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Location

Office

START Center, Jane Bancroft Cook Library, Room 101

Office Hours

Monday - Friday

8 - 5

Where to Park

We welcome visitors to our campus! Please follow these directions when parking on campus.

Visitors to the campus must pay for parking using the ParkMobile hourly parking spaces from 7am to 10pm each day. You may view the “Campus Map” below to find the parking area closest to your destination.

Free parking is available for special events such as lectures and performances, most of which take place outside of normal business hours. For large events such as fundraisers and Commencement, our friendly parking staff and Campus Police will direct you.

ParkMobile (For Visitors & Unpermitted Vehicles Only)

ParkMobile is for campus visitors or those parking short-term without an academic year permit, NCF license plate or guest pass. In designated ParkMobile zones, non-permitted drivers can pay using the Zone # posted on the sign via any of these methods:

Smartphone App: Download ParkMobile on the App Store or Google Play.

QR Code: Scan the QR code directly on the lot sign to pay via web.

Text: Text “Park” to 77223.

Phone Call: Call 877-727-9967 to pay by phone.

Purchase Permits

Any New College faculty, staff or student may purchase one parking permit online.

PERMIT TYPEPERMITSALES TAXPRICE
Student/Staff-Annual$70.09$4.91$75.00
Student/Staff-Semester$35.04$2.46$37.50
Motorcycle any regular spot$70.09$4.91$75.00
New College of Florida Specialty License PlateNo Cost

Temporary Permits

A temporary permit may be issued by Parking Services or other authorized persons for visitors and others. Any New College faculty, staff or student who is not in possession of his/her permit must also obtain a temporary permit.

Citations

To ensure permitted parking space is available to permitted drivers, New College will issue citations to violators. Please see the regulations for details.

Electric Vehicles

There are six electric vehicle parking stations, one reserved for disabled parking permit holders, in the parking lot adjacent to the Heiser Natural Sciences building.  As these are charging stations and not parking spots, vehicles are only allowed to occupy a charging spot while the vehicle is actively being charged. Fully charged vehicles must be removed from the charging spot within 30 minutes after charging for the convenience of other users.

A ChargePoint RFID card  (www.chargepoint.com) is needed to access charging.

Staff

START Center

OFFICE
Jane Bancroft Cook Library, Room 101