Parking Enforcement
In accordance with the delegation of authority granted to the governing authority of Weber State University, contained in Section 53B-3-103, Utah State Code Annotated, parking and traffic rules and regulations are adopted. All staff, students, and visitors operating vehicles on campus are required to comply with the WSU Parking Rules and Regulations.
The purpose of the rules and regulations is to provide an orderly method for the formulation, adoption and enforcement of parking and traffic regulations on Weber State University campuses, and to provide an equitable method for their enforcement. A motor vehicle found in violation of the rules and regulations is presumed to have been parked by the registered owner, or the person who registered the vehicle with Parking Services. Penalties arising from vehicles found in violation are the responsibility of the registered owner.
Parking Enforcement
Permits are required Monday-Friday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Meter areas are enforced from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Be sure to park so that the license plate is visible from the travel lane. During campus breaks and in between semesters the “W” lots do not require a permit to park. The “A” lots are enforced year round.
The following areas are enforced 24 hours a day, seven days a week:
| Red Curbs | Roadways |
| Driveways | Sidewalks |
| Lawns | Fire Lanes |
| Disability Spaces | Reserved Areas |
Parking Rules and Regulations
The parking rules and regulations provide an orderly method for the formulation, adoption and enforcement of parking and traffic regulations on Weber State University campuses, and to provide an equitable method of their enforcement.
Immobilization
Vehicles having five or more outstanding tickets will be immobilized or impounded if parked on campus, including the pay parking lot and the Dee Events Center.
Immobilization or impoundment costs are the obligation of the registered owner or driver of the vehicle. If the vehicle is immobilized for outstanding fines, the total amount owed on the account must be paid to have the vehicle released.
Impoundment
- Vehicles parked in such a manner that constitutes a hazard or impedes other vehicles or pedestrians will be issued a state citation and will be impounded.
- Booted vehicles are subject to impoundment if the amount owed on the account is not paid.
- Vehicles parking in reserved parking stalls are subject to impoundment.