Contra Costa Community College District
Police Department
Parking Information...
All persons parking on any of the campuses in the Contra Costa Community College District must
have a valid permit displayed on their vehicle. To avoid a citation, please take care to park
only in authorized spaces on the college campus with a valid permit properly displayed. This
is a summary of District Parking Policies. Detailed information, including faculty/staff and
student lot locations, are available from the District Police Office on each campus.
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Where do I get a permit?
Faculty, staff, visitor and vendor permits may be picked up at the District Police Office on each
campus. Student permits may be puchased at the Cashier's Office or the Admissions and Records Office
on each campus.
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How much does a permit cost?
Sudent parking permits are required for Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters.
Fall and Spring permits are $35.00 for cars and trucks, and $20.00 for motorcycles.
Summer permits are $20.00 for cars and trucks, and $10.00 for motorcycles.
Daily permits, good only in student lots, may be purchased from dispensers in various lots for $2.00. |
Where do I park?
Students may park only in the lots designated as student lots. A map of the campus and the location
of these lots may be obtained from the District Police Office.
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Do I need to display my permit?
All permits must be displayed in plain view with all numbers and markings clearly visible
It is the responsibility of the driver to have the permit displayed.
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What is the fine for a citation?
Failure to properly display your permit will result in a citation. Purchase and/or possession of a
permit does not authorize parking on college facilities unless the permit is correctly displayed on
the vehicle. The fine for illegal parking without a permit is $35.00.
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Do you have a grace period?
A grace period for student parking permits is allowed for the first week of each semester.
No citations are issued for vehicles properly parked in marked student spaces during this period. Vehicles illegally
parked in staff, disabled, no parking, or other restricted areas are subject to citation at all times. |
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