Campus Safety and Security

1. Resident Parking (Yellow hangtag permit) – For all full-time undergraduate students that reside in campus dormitories. Resident parking is restricted to parking lots surrounding all dorms.
2. Graduate Parking (Brown hangtag permit) – For all graduate students that commute to campus for evening classes. Graduates are restricted to the Henderson Church of Christ parking lot and the parking lot on the west side of Brown-Kopel closest to Main Street.
3. Commuter Parking (Blue hangtag permit)- For all undergraduate students that commute to classes during the day. Commuters are restricted to the Henderson Church of Christ parking lot, and the west side of Brown Kopel closest to Main Street. (Note: Until further notice, commuter parking is being permitted in the lot directly west from Paul Gray Hall, and next to the Visual Arts Building).
4. Faculty/Staff Parking (Silver hangtag permit)- For all FHU faculty/staff that commute to work. Faculty/staff are restricted to the parking lots around Brown-Kopel, the Bookstore, Associate Science Center, Anderson Science Center and Old Main.
5. Visitor Parking (Green Temporary hangtag) – For all visitors that are staying on campus for the majority of the day. Visitors are restricted to specific visitor parking stalls located throughout campus.
6. Open Parking (Pink parking lot on map) – For all visitors, faculty, staff and students. No restrictions enforced except those under general regulations.

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1. Zone parking restrictions are in effect during the fall and spring semesters from 6:00 am -6:00 pm, Monday-Friday, except where posted elsewhere. Zone parking restrictions are not in effect during the Summer.
2. Special parking restrictions such as handicap (blue stalls), fire lane (red curbs), no parking (yellow curbs), and all city and state rules and regulations will be enforced 24/7.

1. The speed limit for all motor vehicles on campus is 20 miles per hour unless otherwise posted.
2. Pedestrians should use the crosswalks and motorists must give the right-of-way to pedestrians crossing the street at designated crosswalks without traffic signals.
3. Unnecessary noise from radios, horns and mufflers is strictly prohibited.
4. Parking is permitted only in delineated parking spaces unless otherwise designated by signage.
5. Persons wishing to use Loading Zones must not exceed 15 minutes duration and must leave the vehicle’s flashers on. Consult with the Office of Campus Safety and Security for unusual circumstances.
6. Motor vehicles must be parked in legally marked spaces, within markers, if provided, except in zoned unpaved parking lots, on all campus parking areas.
7. Parking on or over a line is a violation of regulations.
8. Lack of a parking space in the zone to which an individual is entitled does not justify parking illegally or parking in a zone to which one is not entitled.
9. Parking on the left side of the street, or against the flow of traffic, is prohibited.
   The only notice of a parking violation, which a student will receive, is the parking ticket itself.

1. 1. Vehicle not registered with the University
      • 1st Offense – $25
      • Second Offense – $50
      • Third Offense – $100
   2. Unauthorized use of handicap parking
      • 1st Offense – $25
      • Second Offense – $50
      • Third Offense – $100
   3. Parking in a fire lane
      • 1st Offense – $25
      • Second Offense – $50
      • Third Offense – $100
   4. Parking permit affixed to the wrong vehicle
      • 1st Offense – $10
      • Second Offense – $25
      • Third Offense – $50
   5. Parking in unauthorized or restricted zones
      • 1st Offense – $10
      • Second Offense – $25
      • Third Offense – $50
   6. Blocking or obstructing traffic, street, sidewalks, driveways, building entrances/exits, crosswalks and/or another vehicle
      • 1st Offense – $10
      • Second Offense – $25
      • Third Offense – $50
   7. Parking permit not displayed properly
      • 1st Offense – $10
      • Second Offense – $25
      • Third Offense – $50
   8. Double Parked
      • 1st Offense – $10
      • Second Offense – $25
      • Third Offense – $50
   9. Falsification of registration information – $50
   10. Damaging a wheel lock – $250
   11. All parking violations will be recorded with the vehicle registration. Once a vehicle owner/operator has accumulated two unpaid parking tickets, the vehicle owner/operator will be informed that a wheel lock will be put on their vehicle upon issuance of a third parking ticket.
   12. If a wheel lock is applied to a vehicle an orange sticker will be placed on the driver’s side window warning the vehicle owner/operator not to attempt to drive off. The wheel lock will not be removed unless all outstanding parking violations are paid at the Finance Office located at 211 Hamlett Street. If the parking violations have not been paid within 72 hours of the placement of a wheel lock or the date specified in the signed agreement, the vehicle will then be towed at the owner/operator’s expense by Highway Wrecker Service located on Church Street. (NOTE: If attempts to locate the vehicle owner/operator are unsuccessful after 72 hours of the placement of a wheel lock, said vehicle will be towed.)
   13. In order for a towed vehicle to be retrieved from Highway Wrecker Service, all unpaid parking violations must be paid at the Finance Office located at 211 Hamlett Street, and a vehicle retrieval slip must then be signed by the Director of Campus Safety and Security. Additional towing and storage fees charged by Highway Wrecker Service are the responsibility of the student/registered owner of the vehicle.
   14. Student Violations – If any unpaid parking violations remain on a student’s vehicle registration at the end of the semester, the student may be blocked from registering for classes for the following semester until all violations are paid. In the case of a graduating student, the student’s transcript will not be released until all outstanding violations are paid.
   15. Faculty/Staff Violations – If any parking violations are remaining on a faculty/staff member’s vehicle registration at the end of each semester, the parking permit for that faculty/staff member will be revoked for the following semester until all violations are paid.

1. Parking fine appeals must be made at online and must be submitted within seven (7) days of receiving the citation to be appealed. The citation appeal will be reviewed by the Citation Appeals Board to give a ruling. NOTE: The appeals board consists of six (6) faculty/staff members and two (2) FHU students. The vehicle owner/operator will be notified by email of the Citation Appeals Board’s decision. Once an appeal is submitted and ruled on by the Citation Appeals Board, the decision of the Appeals Board is final.
2. A wheel lock will not be placed on a vehicle if one of the first two parking violations is in process of being appealed. Once a decision is made on the appeal, the Office of Campus Safety and Security will determine if a wheel lock is to be placed on the vehicle.