Parking for People with Disabilities

It is the intention of Parking & Transportation Services to provide the best parking accomodations for students, faculty, staff, and visitors.

what you need

Parking is permitted in handicapped accessible spaces with the display of one of the following AND a SUNY Geneseo parking decal:

a) a handicapped parking permit from a municipality

b) a vehicle license plate with a handicapped designation, or

c) a SUNY Geneseo campus handicapped permit - a doctor's script from a primary care physician or the Lauderdale Health Center must be provided (script must be signed, dated, and contain the exact expiration date of the disability)

purchasing a SHORT-TERM permit

If you currently possess a valid College parking permit there is no additional charge; but if you do not, the prices for a short-term permit (there is no fee for the handicapped permit) are as follows : 

$9.00 for up to a four week period

$31.25 for a four to eight week period, or

$62.50 for eight weeks or longer

where to park

Handicapped accessible parking is available in the following lots/areas:

-  Lots A, B, C, D, E, G, I, L, R, U and V - If the accessible spaces in these lots are filled you may park in any other available regular space within the lot

-  Saratoga Terrace north end has two spaces

-  Saratoga Terrace south end has three spaces

-  Mary Jemison Dining Hall southwest side has two spaces

-  Between the College Union and Schrader Hall there are four spaces

-  Lot Y (North Loop) has two spaces

-  Lot LL has seven spaces and Lot W has one space - These are the only spaces in reserved Lots LL and W that a person seeking accessible parking may use

-  The Visitor's Circle has two spaces, but are restricted to visitor's only - SUNY Geneseo faculty, staff, and students are not able to park in these spaces

Parking & Transportation Services and the University Police Department strictly enforce parking regulations.  Violators may receive a parking ticket, and/or permit confiscation, and/or towing of a vehicle.  The term handicapped in relation to permits, parking spaces and enforcement is the designation as stipulated in the NY Vehicle & Traffic Law.