General Parking Information

STUDENTS: Student Parking Permit Information

EMPLOYEES: Remember to park in your assigned lot. Lot C parking permits are valid in Lot A after 4 p.m. on weekdays and ALL day on weekends and holidays.

Everyone: Keep your vehicle currently registered and install both the front and rear license plates on your vehicle.

VERDUGO CAMPUS PARKING MAPS

PASSENGER DROP-OFF ZONES

Passenger Drop-off Areas

Disabled Drop-off Zones

The following are designated areas for disabled drop-off zones:

Lot F (by Buena Vista building)

Lot C, Level One (Parking Structure)

Lot A, by the tennis courts. There is an access drop off area and disabled spaces for persons with disabled placards to use. Follow painted arrows when entering or exiting the drop-off zone.

THESE ZONES ARE FOR THE IMMEDIATE LOADING AND/OR LOADING UNLOADING OF DISABLED PASSENGERS ONLY.

PARKING PERMITS

Daily Parking Permits

If a Pay and Display machine in the area you have parked is inoperable, it is the responsibility of the purchaser to find an alternate Pay and Display machine which is operational in order to purchase the required valid parking permit.

Permits are not transferable from person to person, and are valid only for the day printed on the daily permit.

Guests who are attending special events at the College are required to purchase and display a valid daily parking permit, or guests may choose to park in Lot F or the City lots and pay the meters.

Students are encouraged to purchase a daily permit during the first week of the semester or inter-session to allow time to purchase a semester parking permit. Daily permits are valid for the day posted on the daily permit. Vehicles displaying expired parking permits are subject to citation.

During the construction of the Sierra Vista Building, students may also use a valid daily parking permit in the City’s LOT 30, which is located southwest of the campus property, south of the Mobil Station at the corner of Mountain St/Verdugo Rd. Valid daily permits may be used on campus in student lots, or in Lot 30, but may not be used in the Civic Center structure or other lots. Only valid semester parking permits are valid in all City lots.

Daily parking permits are available for $3.00 at the entrance to the GCC parking structure from the Pay and Display machines (there are machines on the outside of the structure). The Pay and Display machines accept quarters and credit/debit cards. Daily permits must be displayed face-up, on the driver’s side of the vehicle’s dashboard and be clearly visible. The daily permits are valid for the entire day/evening listed on the permit and are ONLY valid in Lot B and the upper four floors of the GCC parking structure (Levels 3-6 in the white painted spaces) during the week, Monday-Friday. On weekends, the daily permits are valid in Lots B, or C. Daily permits are not valid in the City parking lots except for Lot 30. Vehicles not displaying a permit properly or displaying permits which have expired are subject to citation. Parking will be enforced seven days per week including holidays.

Semester Parking Permits

Parking Permits for the Spring and Fall semesters cost $55.00 and $45.00 for the Winter and Summer intersessions. Valid Student Semester parking permits are honored in Lot B and the upper four floors of the parking structure (Levels 3-6 in the white painted spaces) as well as the City Parking Lots 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, and the Civic Auditorium Parking Structure. A student will not have to pay the parking meters in the City parking lots if he/she purchases and displays a valid student (semester) parking permit; however, the student is only allowed to park in the City parking lots for the specified time that is designated for each lot. Signs in the lots specify the hourly limit. Check posted signs for restrictions. STUDENT PERMITS ARE NOT VALID FOR STREET PARKING. Many streets in the area surrounding the school are "Resident Permit Parking Only". Do not park in restricted areas, you will be subject to citation, and your vehicle may be towed. Permits are not valid at street meters unless indicated by posted sign. The permit is valid from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. daily.

Purchase Parking Permits

Staff and Faculty Parking Permits

Motorcycles

Disabled Placards or Disabled Person’s License Plates

Disabled placards and/or disabled person’s license plates issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) are honored at any passenger vehicle parking space on GCC properties. Designated disabled spaces are located throughout the campus in student and staff lots. A valid GCC parking permit, as well as a valid Disabled Placard or Disabled Person’s License Plate, is required to park on GCC campus. Vehicles with Disabled Placards or Disabled Person’s License Plates may park free of charge in any metered parking spaces as long as the Disabled Placard and/or Disabled Person’s License Plates are displayed. Metered parking spaces are located in Lot F on the Campus off of Towne St. and Verdugo Road as well as in the City parking lots.

Un-securable Vehicles

Additional Parking Regulations

Overnight Parking

Electric Vehicle Parking

Bicycle Parking

Parking Lot Map & Parking FAQs

Additional Parking Information

Parking updates may be found on the Parking Lot Information Page

On-campus parking lots are patrolled by the GCC College Police. Parking related concerns or questions can be submitted in person, in writing, or by emailing parking@glendale.edu. All District rules, regulations, and California Vehicle Codes (CVC) are strictly enforced. Violators may be cited and/or towed at the vehicle owner's expense. Vehicles towed by the GCC College Police may be retrieved at:

Gay's Towing & Storage
5146 San Fernando Rd
Glendale, CA 91204
(818) 244-0015

Civic Auditorium

PARKING CITATION

Parking Citation Payments

Parking Citation Payment Plans

Parking Citation Appeal Process

You have 21 days from the citation date to pay the citation or file a Request for Administrative Review. Failure to do so will result in the fine doubling and a hold will be placed on your vehicle’s registration until the fine is paid. You may request an Administrative Review up to 14 days after the mailing of a delinquency notice, however you will still be responsible for any late fees accrued due to failing to pay within 21 days of the citation. Citations may be paid by sending a check or money order in the envelope provided, by phone at (888) 300-9915, or online at http://www.paymycite.com. If you need more information, you may contact the GCC College Police by calling (818) 409-5925. Administrative Review forms are also available in the College Police lobby (Sierra Madre, 153), in the forms section of this site, or online through http://www.paymycite.com.

Administrative Hearing Request

If you are dissatisfied with the results of the Administrative Review, you may request an Administrative Hearing by contacting GCC College Police in person or by calling (818) 409-5925. This request must be made within 21 days of the date listed on the Administrative Review form. If you are dissatisfied with the results of the Administrative Hearing, you may file a claim in small claims court.

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