Permits
Campus Parking Lots And Permit Designations
George Fox University Security Services issues colored vehicle permits which correspond with designated parking areas (see campus map).
Parking area allocations are subject to change. Notices and signs will be posted; it is the motorist's responsibility to be aware of such changes. Some areas have reserved parking spaces specifically designated for certain departments or uses. Any unauthorized vehicle found in a reserved space will be cited.
White hangtag permit (employee)Orange hangtag permit (adjunct professor)
- Employee permits allow staff and faculty to park near their job sites. Please avoid all residential parking lots and any neighborhoods west of Meridian Street.
- For the 2012-13 Academic year, commuters will ONLY be allowed to park in the Ross/Bauman lot, Le Shana lot, and Villa Academic Complex lot.
- For the 2012-13 Academic year, residents will ONLY be allowed to park on the east side of campus. These lots include the Le Shana lot, North Street lot, SW Villa Aademic Complex lot, Hobson/Macy/Sutton lot, and Sherman street. ALL streets and lots west of the canyon are off-limits for a Resident East permit.
- See parking map for approved parking locations.
Good Neighbor Permit A Good Neighbor Permit is available to any student living in private housing surrounding the two block radius of GFU. These permits are free of charge but proof of residency must be brought to the security services office and your permit will be issued on the spot. The Good neighbor permit does not give you permission to park ON CAMPUS. It does identify you as a legitimate resident of the neighborhood and will let others know you belong. Parking in the neigborhood without this permit can lead to fines for violation of the "Good Neighbor Policy". This Policy may be found in the following pages of our website.
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- Stevens Center and Hoover lots (specially marked visitor rows)
- Bauman/Ross lot
- Le Shana lot
- Villa Acadmic Complex lot
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Temporary Permit parking follows the same regulations as permanent permits. Therefore, parking lot assignments are designated according to the individual's type of activity at the university.
Visitor Permit parking may occur in the following areas:

