Below are the types of permits available to residential students and the associated parking restrictions. Permits are not required in most locations from Friday at 3 p.m. to Monday at 6 a.m., or when the university is officially closed for a holiday or inclement weather.
Freshman resident students are restricted from purchasing a parking permit or having a car on campus until they have earned 30 units. Limited exceptions may be granted. See Parking Exceptions for freshmen below.
Resident Lot 7 permits are available to eligible students who reside in the North Campus housing area to include Newell Hall, Residence Tower, Richmond, Prettyman and Scarborough Halls.
Resident Lot 7 permits are valid in the designated fourth floor section of the Towsontown Garage and all designated overflow parking areas as posted. Resident Lot 7 permits are also accepted in "core" areas after 3 p.m. and in faculty/staff areas outside the restricted hours posted on signage at the entrance of the lot.
Resident Lot 8 permits are available to eligible students who reside in 10 West housing. Resident Lot 8 permits are valid in Lot 8 and all overflow parking areas as posted, where all permits are valid. Resident lot 8 permits are also accepted in "core" areas after 3 p.m. and in faculty/staff areas outside the restricted hours posted on signage at the entrance of the lot.
Resident Lot 26 permits are available to eligible students who reside in any of the Glen Towers. Resident Lot 26 permits are valid in Lot 26 and all overflow parking areas as posted, where all permits are valid. Resident lot 26 permits are also accepted in "core" areas after 3 p.m. and in faculty/staff areas outside the restricted hours posted on signage at the entrance of the lot.
West Village resident permits are available to students with more than 30 credits earned who reside in West Village housing or those who are unable to obtain a permit for their desired lot located on the core campus.
West Village resident permits are valid at all times in designated resident parking areas of the West Village garage and all Towson Center lots (except 21a) as posted. West Village resident permits are not valid in the “overflow” areas of the West Village garage until after 3 p.m. West Village resident permits are also valid in "core" areas after 3 p.m. and in faculty/staff areas outside the restricted hours posted on signage.
Millennium Hall parking permits are available to a portion of Millennium Hall residents as determined and distributed by the Millennium Hall management company. The Millennium Hall permit is not transferrable, it only can be used by the person to whom it was issued.
Millennium Hall permits are valid in the Millennium Hall lots and all Towson Center overflow parking areas as posted. Millennium Hall permits are not allowed in the overflow areas of the West Village garage until after 3 p.m. Millennium Hall permits are also valid in "core" areas after 3 p.m. and in faculty/staff areas outside the restricted hours posted on signage. Students are prohibited from utilizing/obtaining a Towson University and a Millennium Hall parking permit. Only one permit may be associated with a vehicle at any one time.
If space in your preferred lot is sold out, you can sign up for the wait list through your eParking account. Having a space on the wait list does not guarantee that a parking permit will become available for you. An annual West Village resident permit can be purchased while on the wait list for your first choice. Enforcement of resident lots is 24/7 while the university is in session.
Resident students who move off campus or no longer need their permit must exchange their resident permit for a core/overflow permit or cancel it for a prorated refund. Permit exchanges must be done in person at Auxiliary Services Business Office. Refunds are not issued after the last business day of March.
Freshman resident students requesting an exception should login to eParking and select “Freshman Resident Exception Request.”
Exception requests are reviewed for each new academic year beginning July each year. Submissions of resident exception request forms for academic year 2019/2020 will be reviewed between Jul. 7, 2019 and May 1, 2020.
You will need to fill out and submit the General Application (PDF) form along with the one below that describes the type of exception being requested. Please read the forms carefully and upload any required documentation through eParking. Incomplete applications will not be considered.You will be contacted via email with the results of your request.
For your protection, please do not include documents with your social security number. If submitting a copy of a document that has your social security number, please ensure the number is completely scratched out.
When attaching documentation to an online application in eParking, the following types are accepted: .jpg, .bmp, .pdf, .gif
Look for the parking signs below if you are a residential student. Please read all parking signs carefully and park only where authorized.
Lot 7 is located in a designated section of the Towsontown garage.
Lot 26 is located next to the Glen Towers.
West Village resident parking is located in sections of the West Village garage.