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All parking on campus is free for Winter Quarter 2021.
There is no need for a quarterly permit or a daily pass for Winter Quarter.

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All parking on campus is free for Winter Quarter 2021. There is no need for a quarterly permit or a daily pass for Winter Quarter.

Student Parking Permits, Carpool Permits, and Daily Parking Passes

Student permits, carpool permits, daily parking permits are not required for parking on campus for Winter quarter 2021. All parking on campus is FREE for Winter quarter 2021. 

 

Guest Parking Form (Employees ONLY)

Guest parking requests for invited guests to the college are not required for Winter quarter 2021. All parking on campus is free for Winter quarter 2021. 

Campus departments may request “guest parking passes” for invited guests to the college through the Public Safety Office. In an effort to provide educational access to students, guest parking passes are issued on a space-available basis during the morning hours. All campus departments are encouraged to plan and schedule major events that require parking accommodations for the afternoon hours or on Fridays.

To request a guest parking pass, access the Guest Parking Request Form. You will be prompted to log in using the same user name and password for your computer. Once you complete the Guest Parking Validation Request Form, if approved, you will receive an e-mail with a seven digit parking validation (Coupon Code) and instructions on how to use the validation code. You may use the validation code in either the East, South, or North parking lot at Highline College.

Guest Parking Validation Request Form

Guest Parking Validation Instructions

General Regulations

Chapter 132I-116 of the Washington Administrative Code (WAC) explains the Colleges’ traffic and parking regulations; and it is the responsibility of every parking permit holder to be familiar with them.

Available Parking

Students, staff, and faculty with parking permits may park on campus to the extent that spaces are available as follows: (See map at bottom)

  • Disabled parking stalls are available throughout the campus and can be utilized only by vehicles displaying valid “STATE DISABLED” permit or “DISABLED PLATE”. Vehicles with a valid “STATE DISABLED” decal or plate can also park in any available stalls.

Operator's Responsibility

The person to whom a permit is issued is responsible for all violations of the Parking and Traffic Rules and Regulations involving the vehicle for which it is registered at the College or to which it is affixed.

Citation Appeals

Parking appeals can be filled out and submitted via the online form below.

The following are unacceptable grounds for appeal

  • Lost citation
  • Forgetfulness
  • Parking only for a short period of time
  • Failure to display a valid parking permit
  • Failure to see signs
  • Giving incorrect or invalid information (e.g. wrong license or permit number)

Appeals submitted for these reasons will be DENIED.

If you wish to appeal a citation, please complete and submit the requested information below. You must respond within twenty calendar days of receiving a citation for your appeal to be considered. You will be notified of the appeal decision in writing.

Parking Citation Appeal Submission Form

All fields below are required. If you do not provide enough correct and sufficient information, your appeal will be automatically denied.

* = Required


Related resources

WSDOT Traffic Cameras

Designated Parking Area Map

Highline College Designated Parking Area Map

Download Parking Map

Other Tips and Information

  • Motorcycles must park in the designated motorcycle parking areas.
  • Students with disabilities: If you have a current “Disabled” placard or license plate, you can park in any available parking stall.

For additional information stop by the Highline Public Safety office located on the lower level of Building 6 (see campus map) or call (206) 592-3218 .