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Aims Community College uses a no-cost parking permit program to ensure safety and security for our faculty, staff, students and visitors.
However, vehicles parked in No Parking Zones or accessible parking spots reserved for people with disabilities without a placard are subject to a citation.
Free student parking is available in designated lots on all Aims campuses with a parking permit displayed on the vehicle.
If you have an accessible parking placard for your vehicle, you can park in any designated accessible parking spot located in front of every building on campus.
For questions about disability access and accommodations at Aims, contact the Disability Access Services Department.
Visitors are not required to obtain a parking permit, including guests attending training or testing sessions. Designated Visitor Parking spots are available on all campuses. Faculty, staff and students are prohibited from parking in these areas and are subject to a citation.
Parking lots E, J, K and T are designated for faculty and staff only and are clearly marked with placards and signs. Neither students nor guests are permitted to park in these areas and risk receiving a citation for doing so.
Overnight parking is strictly prohibited without prior notification and authorization.
Vehicles parked in unauthorized parking zones may incur a violation citation of $15 for a general violation and $100-$150 charge for an accessible parking space violation. Citation fees must be paid through the Aims online store.
If you have a mechanical issue with your vehicle, call or text Campus Security and an officer will remain with you until your service help* arrives. Security will also offer a safe area for waiting due inclement weather, darkness or heavy traffic.
Campus security is not allowed to assist with the following:
*You will need to arrange for service for any issues with your vehicle.
A traffic incident on an Aims campus can include fender benders, hitting a parked vehicle or traffic collisions. We know it can be upsetting and frightening to be involved in a traffic incident, but it's best to follow the instructions below rather than leaving the scene. If in doubt, call or text Campus Safety and Security, we're here to help.
If you experience or witness a life-threatening emergency, call or text 911.
Otherwise, whether you or someone else is involved in a traffic incident on an Aims campus:
Safety Tip: Add the Campus Safety and Security Office phone number for the Aims campuses you frequent to your smartphone contacts for easy access.
Campus Safety and Security