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How do I appeal a parking citation?

Ticket appeals are generated electronically by following the instructions at: sau.thepermitstore.com. you cannot appeal a ticket until 1 business day has passed and tickets must be appealed within 7 days of the date of issue.  Tickets older than 7 days may not be granted an appeal.

What should I do if my vehicle breaks down or has a flat tire?

If your vehicle breaks down or will not start, call Security and ask for assistance. If the vehicle is not operable then the security officer will place an orange disabled sticker on your windshield. This will help prevent tickets. All disabled vehicles should be moved within 24 hours unless special arrangements have been made through the Security Office. The operator is responsible for any tickets received for vehicles without a disabled sticker.

What should I do if my vehicle is damaged or vandalized?

Immediately contact SAU Security and the Davenport Police Department. Do not move the vehicle before contacting both agencies.

Do I need a permit for my motorcycle or moped?

For the purposes of university parking policy: motorcycles, motorized scooters, and mopeds are categorized and referred to as motorcycles.

Students, faculty and/or staff desiring on-campus parking for a motorcycle are required to have a parking permit. Motorcycles are required to park in designated lots and locations that will not interfere with the flow of traffic or pedestrians walking through campus.

Motorcycles may not park in any other areas, including the university's fire lanes, disabled spaces, loading zones, construction areas, disabled access aisles, driveways, lawns, sidewalks, or bicycle racks. Motorcycles are subject to towing in accordance with the Towing Policy above.

How do I buy a permit?

To register for a permit you will need to have the following: an active email address; your student ID number; vehicle make, model and color information; and, license plate information. Permits are sold online at: . Online registration is available 24 hours per day 7 days per week. Students parking on campus must select the permit that appropriately reflects their choice of zone. It is the owner's responsibility to ensure that all vehicle information is kept up to date and accurate. Temporary permits are available in the Security Operations Center in the Rogalski Center, and long term permits are only available online.

Does a permit guarantee a parking space?

All St. Ambrose students are expected to use campus parking lots. Parking for students is available in lots designated Zone 1, Zone 2 or Zone 3 with the appropriate valid permit. A permit does not guarantee that space will be available adjacent to their resident hall, but instead gives the owner the right to park if space is available.

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