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- "Shots Fired on Campus" Active Shooter Training Video
- Operation ID
Parking Policy
Parking
A. Only those vehicles properly registered with the Office of Public Safety are authorized to park on property owned by Ringling College of Art and Design. The institution reserves the right to remove any vehicle on its property which is not properly registered. The institution also reserves the right to tow to a safe place, at the owner's expense, any vehicle parked in such a manner as to be considered to be a hazard, blocking a fire lane, or otherwise impeding vehicular or pedestrian traffic. The institution assumes no responsibility for damages incurred while moving said vehicles.
B. The institution reserves the right to deny any person, for cause, the privilege of operating and/or parking a motor vehicle on college property. That denial may be made by the President of the College upon the request of any vice president, dean or the Director of Public Safety.
C. The institution assumes no responsibility for losses from fire, theft, vandalism, or any other cause when cars are parked on college property.
D. City and state driving and parking rules and regulations, and all directive signs governing the use of motor vehicles, must be observed at all times.
E. Motor vehicles are to be kept in safe driving condition while on college property. In the event of mechanical failure of a vehicle, the Office of Public Safety should be notified. The owner of any disabled vehicle is responsible for its immediate removal.
F. Persons lending vehicles to others are responsible for tickets issued.
G. The transfer of student parking permits from one vehicle to another is not allowed.
H. Upon accumulation of five (5) unpaid parking tickets, parking privileges may be revoked and the offending vehicle is subject to being towed from campus at the owner's expense.
Definition of Offenses
A. Faculty/Staff Parking Only. Tickets will be issued to unauthorized persons parked in spaces reserved for faculty and staff west of and behind Selby Gallery and in the Goldstein Village Lot.
B. Visitor Parking. Tickets will be issued to students, faculty and staff parked in spaces reserved for visitors.
C. Reserved Spaces. Tickets will be issued to anyone parked any time in spaces reserved for the President, vice presidents, Business Office, Dean of Students and Assistant Dean of Students. Tickets will be issued to anyone who removes parking cones used to reserve spaces for visitors and/or special events.
D. Fire Lane. Tickets will be issued to anyone parked in areas designated and marked as fire lanes.
E. Not In a Marked Space. Tickets will be issued to anyone parked in areas of parking lots not clearly marked as parking spaces. Parking on grass is not allowed except in those grass lots designated for parking and violators will be ticked. Vehicles parked on sidewalks are subject to being towed at the owner's expense.
F. No Parking Permit Visible. Tickets will be issued to unregistered vehicles used by students, faculty or staff. Registered vehicles without visible parking decals may be ticketed.
Phone Numbers
Emergency: 359-7500
Non-emergency: 309-4121
Email: publicsafety@ringling.edu