Daily permits = $3.00 (for vehicles)
Fall/Spring permits = $48.00 (for vehicles)
Summer permits = $25.00 (for vehicles)
If you come across a suspicious package, contact your campus police station immediately. Suspicious packages can be any bag, box, backpack, letter, etc. left unattended or considered out of place.
Characteristics of suspicious letters and packages:
Misspelled words.
Unexpected.
Restrictive markings such as "Personal" or "Confidential."
Postmark does not match return address.
Badly typed or written.
Excessive postage.
No return address.
Wrong title or name in address.
Excessive tape or string.
Protruding wires.
Strange odor.
Crystals or powder-like residue.
Oily stains, discolorations or crystallization on wrapping.
Lopsided, rigid or bulky package.
Ticking sounds.
Out of place.
What to do if you receive a suspicious letter or package:
Handle it with care. Don’t open, shake, bump or move it.
Isolate it immediately by removing yourself and others from the area.
Don't smell or taste it.
Call 911 and follow police directives.
Wash your hands with soap and water.
Call the Counseling Center at your location for more information.
The Clery Act, began as an amendment to the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990.