Student IDs and Parking Permits

Student IDs

Student IDs are free and available at the Copy Center on each campus.

ID Hours and Locations

Required Documentation to Obtain a Student ID

Picture ID (driver's license, passport, bank card with photo on card, student ID from high school)
Schedule and Fee Statement (Can be obtained on WebAdvisor after registering and paying for courses. Instructions for printing Schedule and Fee Statement are below.)
Colleague ID (Needed if it is not printed on the Schedule and Fees Statement. Find your Colleague ID Number on WebAdvisor.)

Replacements

$10 replacement fee
Pay the replacement fee at Business Services
After payment, take your receipt to the Copy Center at your campus

Student Parking Permits

Student parking permits are free and issued by Campus Police on each campus.

You can get your parking permits as soon as you register and pay for their classes. To avoid waiting in long lines, obtain your parking permit and student ID before classes begin.

The permit expiration date is printed on the parking permit. Keep the permit until the expiration date to avoid having to pay a $5 permit replacement fee. You must renew your parking permit after it expires. Parking permits are valid on all campuses; however, if you attend classes on the Trinity River Campus, you must get your parking permit stamped by the Trinity River Campus Police.

The owner of the parking permit is responsible for parking violations received by a vehicle bearing his or her permit.

Permit Locations and Hours

Continuing Education Students

Permits for Continuing Education students are issued by the Registrar on each campus.

Required Documentation to Obtain a Parking Permit

Current Driver's License
Schedule and Fee Statement (which can be obtained on WebAdvisor after registering and paying for courses. Instructions for printing a Schedule and Fee Statement are below.)
Colleague ID (Needed if it is not printed on the Schedule and Fee Statement. Find your Colleague ID Number on WebAdvisor.)

Permit Replacements

$5 replacement fee
Contact Campus Police for payment instructions

Displaying Parking Permits

Hang your parking permit from the rearview mirror with the permit number facing the windshield.
Place your temporary permit in the lower right-hand corner (passenger side) of the front windshield or on the dashboard (passenger side) where it can be read through the windshield.

Handicap Parking

Vehicles bearing handicap parking identifiers are not required to have student or faculty/staff permits.

Motorcycles

Motorcycles are not required to have parking permits, but are required to park in areas designated for motorcycle parking.

Designated Parking Areas

White - Students
Yellow - Faculty and Staff
Blue - Visitors

Low Emissions and Hybrid Vehicles on Southeast Campus

In keeping with TCC’s commitment to sustainability, parking spaces for Low Emissions and Hybrid Vehicles have recently been installed at Southeast Campus.

To ensure that these spaces are used properly, vehicles parked in these areas must either be a hybrid or meet the LEED definition of a Low Emissions Vehicle:

Vehicles that are either classified as Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEV) by the California Air Resources Board or have achieved a minimum green score of 40 on the American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy

Students, faculty, staff or guests parking in these spaces without meeting the guidelines will be fined.

Parking signs tailored for such vehicles read:

RESERVED PARKING
Low Emitting/Fuel Efficient
Vehicles Only

Instructions for Printing a Schedule and Fee Statement

Log in to WebAdvisor
Select Students
Select Schedule and Fee Statement (located in the Financial Information section)
Select the term from the list (for example: 2011SU, 2011FL, 2012SP)
Select Submit
Select Click to Print

Updated January 10, 2013