Welcome to the CSUCI Family. Please familiarize yourself with the parking rules and regulations. Transportation and Parking Services (TPS) is an Office of the Public Safety Department. We are located within Lot A1 on University Drive.
The Memorandum of Understanding between CSU Channel Islands and CSU Northridge is to allow students, faculty, and staff with current permits to utilize designated parking lots on both campuses without paying additional parking fees.
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Emergency telephones, easily identified at night by the bright blue lights located on top of a red pole marked emergency, are located in lots A2, A4, A7, A10, A10 (overflow), entrance to the conferene halls, and behind the Bell Tower (South Quad) for emergency use. If you need to report a suspicious incident, medical emergency, or request immediate police assistance, simply activate an emergency phone by pressing the red call for help button. Once depressed, the call is immediately linked to the University 911 Police Dispatch Center that indicates the location of origin. Speak clearly into the microphone while stating the exact nature of the emergency. The police dispatcher will summon assistance to the location. In the event a caller does not respond or is unable to speak; a University police officer will be immediately dispatched to the location to investigate. Each emergency telephone is inspected and tested by police officers on a monthly basis. |
For emergencies, dial 9–1–1
For non-emergencies, dial ext. 8888
All permit and parking regulations are enforced seven days a week, 24 hours a day throughout the entire calendar year. This includes holidays, weekends, and other periods when classes are not in session. Vehicles parked on campus are required to have a parking permit. There is no grace period and cars without permits are subject to citation.
As an alternative to parking on campus, a shuttle service is offered at a reduced cost of $25.00 per semester, with no cost during summer session. For your convenience, the shuttle operates from three (3) sites:
Oxnard
"C" Street Transfer Point
"C" Street & Channel Islands Blvd
(Adjacent to the rear of the Centerpoint Mail)Near Oxnard College
S.W. Bard Road & Simpson Drive
Camarillo
Camarillo Metrolink Station
Lewis Road & Ventura Blvd
The shuttle service is available Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 10:20 p.m., and Saturday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:20 p.m. To utilize this service and purchase your photo transit card, stop by TPS to complete an application and have your photo taken. Please allow 10 minutes to process your card.
The transit card is a countywide bus pass that can be used with other area transits that transfer to the CSUCI shuttles or you can park at one of the sites and ride the shuttle to campus. Parking at the sites is free. The shuttle stop on campus is located on Los Angeles Avenue in front of the Library.
The University has two (2) Conductive Charging Stations located in front of the Public Safety Department in Lot A1, as well as, a Conductive Charging Station and a large paddle Inductive Charging Station located in Lot R/A.
Parking stalls directly in front of the charging stations are reserved strictly for electric vehicle charging only. Electric vehicles that are not using these stations for charging are subject to citation. Parking permits are required to park anywhere on campus; visitors who are charging their electric vehicles may obtain a complimentary parking permit from the Public Safety Department (PSD).
The Escort Shuttle Service is available Monday through Thursday, 5:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Friday 5:00PM - 10:00 PM. Contact the Police Dispatcher at (805) 437-8444, or ext. 8444 to request an escort. (Click here for more information)
Semester and daily permits are valid in all "A" Lots.
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Daily $ 6.00 |
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Metered $ .50 for 15 minutes |
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Vehicle |
$98.45 (Faculty) $135.00 (Students living in Student Housing) |
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Motorcycle |
$24.19 (Faculty) $31.00 (Students living in Student Housing) (Lots A4 & A7) |
Permits purchased after the start of the semester are prorated accordingly: 1) 31-60 days, 75%; 2) within 61-90 days, 50%; and 3) 91+ days, 25%.
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$126.87 (Students) $84.45 (Faculty) |
Visitor information can be obtained from the lobby of the Public Safety Department located on University Drive in Lot A1 or by calling (805) 437-8430 or 437-8444. Visitors may utilize:
A request for a refund of parking fees may be made at TPS. The parking permit must be returned with the refund application.
Refunds after the start of the semester are prorated accordingly: 1) within 30 days, 75%; 2) within 60 days, 50%; 3) within 90 days, 25%; and none thereafter. Refunds will be made within 30 days of receipt of request. There are no parking refunds for any amount less than $10.00.
DAILY PERMITS
Refunds or credits are not issued for daily permits purchased from the dispensers or satellite cashier office located in the lobby of PSD.
TRANSIT CARD
A request for a refund for the transit card may be made at TPS. The transit card must be returned with the refund application.
Requests for the current semester are prorated accordingly: 1) after issue date and within 1-25 days after the start of the semester, 67%; 2) 26-50 days, 33%; and none thereafter.
VISITORS
In accordance with Education Code 67301(b), visitors of CSUCI displaying a valid disabled placard or license plates issued by the DMV are required to obtain a complimentary parking permit. The complimentary parking permit is available from TPS.
STUDENTS AND STAFF
In accordance with Title 5, CCR 42200(c), campus-parking regulations do not permit complimentary parking for students or employees.
In compliance with State law and the Americans with Disabilities Act, a number of parking spaces have been designated for use by individuals with disabilities only. These spaces are readily identifiable by a blue curb marking, a pole mounted metal sign with the internationally physically disabled logo, and a stencil of the same logo painted on the road surface within the parking space. Placards and/or disabled license plates are honored in all general lots, visitor, and disabled spaces. Individuals with a disability choosing to utilize the parking meters on campus must pay the meter rate or display valid campus-parking permit along with their placard or disabled license plates. Contact the TPS office if assistance is needed to access the daily permit dispenser or parking meter.
Parking Brochure (PDF, 164KB) is available for download in Acrobat PDF format.
Parking Regulations (PDF, 1MB) brochure is available for download in Acrobat PDF format.
Parking citation appeal forms must be filed within 21 calendar days from the issue date of the citation or 14 calendar days from the mailing of a notice of delinquent parking violation. Appeal forms may be requested in person, in writing, or by phone from TPS; however, the completed form must be received within the allotted time. TPS will have the citation reviewed and will notify the contestant of the results by mail. The following reasons are not considered for appeal:
Appeals received after the 21-day period or 14 calendar days from the mailing of a notice of delinquent parking violation, are not eligible for a review and will be returned. Contestants must contact the Parking Services Office if they have not received a response to an appeal within 21 days of filing. Contestants are still responsible for the citation, even if they do not receive the response form. CSUCI follows the procedures for contesting parking violations as stated in the California Vehicle Code, Section 40215.
To contest the results of the initial citation review, contestants have 21 calendar days from the "Disposition Mailed" date to request an Administrative Hearing. A request for an Administrative Hearing can be made in writing or in person. The person requesting a hearing shall have the choice of a hearing by mail or in person (C.V.C. 40215(c)). In addition, the full amount of the parking penalty due must accompany the written request. Requests that do not meet the required deadline or include the full payment of the parking penalty will not be eligible for further review, and the decision of the issuing officer will stand. The citation will be processed pursuant to California Vehicle Code, Section 40220(a).
For detailed information on the appeal process, refer to the Parking Regulations (PDF, 984KB)
Citation Appeal Form (PDF, 157KB)
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