UIndy Parking: Frequently Asked Questions
Parking is free at UIndy for students, employees, and visitors. Students and employees receive a permit sticker, good for one academic year, and need to have the permit displayed on their vehicle at all times to avoid being issued a ticket.
Access the UIndy Parking Portal
Sign in using your University of Indianapolis username and password.
You can use the UIndy Parking Portal to manage your citations, request permits/passes, and update your account information.
- Citations
- Permits and Passes
- Account Information
Depending on your designation (as a student, faculty or staff), you are assigned a lot. Typically spaces are available in your designated lot. Understandably there is a high demand for parking during the first few weeks of campus and/or during major events. View and print parking designations maps.
Please make sure you are in the appropriate lot based on your permit sticker or guest status to avoid receiving a ticket.
If you have a handicap parking permit, you can park in a handicap space no matter the lot designation. Please make sure the handicap permit is clearly displayed on your vehicle.
Parking designations are assigned to keep you close to the buildings you frequent most and to align with traffic flow and safety of our students, faculty, staff, and visitors. The assignments align with traffic, parking and safety recommended by industry experts as well as the work of the University’s parking working group.
Please address your concerns to uindyparking@uindy.edu or call 317-788-3386.
- Parking assignments are observed 8 a.m. - 3 p.m., Monday through Friday.
- Parking is open in all lots on weekends and outside of these hours during the week (with the exception of yellow curbs, reserved and ADA spaces).
*Please note: Spaces reserved for specific individuals and time zones are enforced 24/7/365. Vehicles may also be ticketed or towed for blocking a roadway or not being in a marked parking space.
See a full list of costs associated with parking violations here.
You can appeal your ticket to UIndy's traffic appeals board online through the UIndy Parking Portal.
Several designated visitor lots are available on campus for your guests’ convenience. View a map showing where visitor lots are located. If guests are visiting on weekends or outside the hours of 8 a.m.–3 p.m. during the week, parking in all lots is open (except for reserved spaces).
Dedicated visitor parking areas are available on campus, including a reserved lot for pre-arranged visitors. Visitor parking is open, with the exception of Lot 14V, which requires advance arrangements for a pass. University employees should request a visitor pass through the UIndy Parking Portal at least seven business days prior to the date requested. You can also e-mail uindyparking@uindy.edu. Passes will be distributed on a first-come, first served basis.
If guests are visiting on weekends or outside the hours of 8 a.m.–3 p.m. during the week, parking in all lots is open (except for reserved spaces).
View a printable map showing where visitor lots are located.
Additional parking is available at the Landmark Baptist Church at 2200 Hanna Avenue, about a half mile from the center of campus.
Online vehicle registration via the UIndy Parking Portal is coming in Fall 2019 - stay tuned for details!
Incoming freshmen will have dedicated lots near their residence halls, as well as reserved parking in Lot 2 with overflow in Lots 3, 5 and 9.
Returning resident students will also have parking allocated to them near their residence halls.
Dedicated visitor parking areas are available on campus, including a reserved lot for pre-arranged visitors. Visitor parking is open, with the exception of Lot 14V, which requires advance arrangements for a pass.
If you are visiting on weekends or outside the hours of 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. during the week, parking in all lots is open (except for reserved spaces).
The parking committee looked at the number of individuals both living and working across campus and designated lots based on the availability of spaces in proximity to those areas.
All parking updates will be posted to uindy.edu/parking as they become available.
