Campus parking is now Pay by Plate. The pay stations will now ask for your license plate number rather than your stall number. Daily parking permits may be purchased at pay stations located at the parking garage stairwells.  Place the printed permit inside your vehicle on the left side of the dash. You can save money by purchasing a quarterly or annual pass.

Daily Rates

 

Pay-by-Plate Stations are located at the stairwells on street level. The stations include the following pay options:

• You will now be able to pay for parking at any pay station regardless of where you are parking. For example, if you are parked in the surface lot, you can now pay for parking at the South Garage machines.
  
  
• You will be able to extend the time you can park via your phone.
  
  
• The machines are now accepting Discovery card, as well as Visa and MasterCard, and all denominations of cash and coins. Eventually, the machines will accept payment via your Husky Card. We will update you when this feature is available.
  
  
• The machines do not give change back for cash and coin payments.
  
  
• The pay stations now have 4G cell service for fast processing of credit card transactions.
  
  
• For convenience, we have added an additional pay station at the Chase House.

Purchase your Quarterly, 2-day, or 3-day permits.

When you purchase the parking permit online, you will be able to print out a temporary permit.  The permanent permit will be mailed to you.
The original parking permit must be on display of your vehicle or motorcycle. Any photocopies of parking permits are not allowed and will result in a parking citation. If your parking permit has been lost or stolen, you may purchase a replacement parking permit from the Kodiak Corner. The replacement parking permit cost is $20.

Avoid lines and make it convenient for you by purchasing your parking permit online.

 

Parking permit and bus pass/ORCA refunds follow our tuition 100% and 50% refund deadline policy.

 

Rates effective July 1, 2012

Limited metered parking is available on Campus Way N.E.  Student, faculty, and staff may not park in these areas.

Campus Commuter Services enforces all parking and traffic regulations on campus.  Failure to pay fines will result in holds on grades, transcripts, refunds, or credits and may delay your registration for the following quarter. Cascadia forwards unpaid fines to a collection agency. 

New Easy Way to Pay or Appeal your citation

Parking citations can be paid or appealed online.  If you have any questions please call Commuter Services at 425-352-3369 or email uwb-trans@uw.edu.

Cascadia students, faculty and staff may participate in the campus carpool program.  To join, just complete a carpool permit application and take to Kodiak Corner/Student Services Center.