Accessible Parking (Handicap Parking)

What do I need to use accessible spaces on campus?

• A SUNY Geneseo parking permit AND 
• A handicap accessible permit from your town or Parking & Transportation Services

What if I don't already have a handicap permit?

• All: need to obtain a script or statement from your primary care physician or the Lauderdale Health Center stating you need temporary handicap accessible parking - IT MUST CONTAIN AN EXPIRATION OR EXPECTED RECOVERY DATE

What if I don't already have a SUNY Geneseo parking permit?

• Student: need to purchase a decal for the length of time the handicap permit is needed longer than 24 hours; vehicle registration is required
  • One - four weeks = $9.00 temporary permit
  • Four - eight weeks = $31.25 temporary permit
  • Eight - fifteen weeks = $62.50 (or current rate) permanent semester decal
  • Fifteen weeks or longer = $120.00 (or current rate) permanent full year decal
• Faculty/staff: need to purchase a decal at the current rate for your union/profession for a handicap permit longer than 24 hours; vehicle registration is required
• Visitor: to the College you will need to obtain a free temporary permit; vehicle registration is required

Where can I park after I have both permits?

• Any handicap accessible parking space on campus
• If the handicap accessible spaces are full in Lots A, B, C, D, E, G, I, L, R, S, U, or V you may park in any other available regular, non-reserved space within that lot

Where are the handicap accessible spaces located?

• Lot A (3)
• Lot B (8)
• Lot C (2)
• Lot D (1)
• Lot E (2)
• Lot G (1)
• Lot I (6)
• Lot L (1)
• Lot LL (3)
• Lot R (2)
• Lot S (9)
• Lot U (3)
• Lot V (2)
• Lot W (1)
• Lot Y (5)
• Lot Z (2)
• Lot ZZ (4)
• College Circle (8)
• Mary Jemison Dining Hall (2)
• Schrader Hall East (2)
• Schrader Hall South (1)
• MacVittie College Union (2)
• Saratoga Terrace North (2)
• Saratoga Terrace South (3)

For information on public transportation options for medical needs, please visit: https://www.geneseo.edu/pts/medical-needs.

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 New York Vehicle & Traffic Law.