Parking Information - Dallas/Mansfield

Citation appeal status may be checked online.

Appeals to the HSC Parking Services Office must be made online within 10 calendar days of the alleged violation. An individual has 3 opportunities to appeal a citation.

A first appeal will be reviewed by the Administrative Review Officer (ARO). You must appeal the ARO's decision within 10 days of the letter denying the first appeal.

A second appeal will be reviewed by the Parking Appeals Committee.

A final appeals hearing may be provided should the individual wish to contest the findings of the Parking Appeals Committee. The Hearings Officer will be appointed each year by the Law School Student Bar Association. The final appeal must be submitted within 10 days from the date of the letter denying the second appeal. Individuals appearing before the Hearings Officer must bring any supporting documentation. The decision of the Hearings Officer is final and no further appeals will be provided. Individuals who fail to appear at three scheduled hearings before the Law School Hearings Officer will have his citation(s) ruled valid and no further appeals will be provided.

All citations must be paid or appealed within 10 calendar days of issue. A $5 penalty will be assessed after the 10th day. They may be paid either in person at the HSC Parking Services Office or online using a major credit card.

• Faculty, Staff and Others: Vehicle registration will be withheld until all citations have been paid.
• Students: Overdue citations may be applied to a student's tuition statement if left unresolved or may result in an administrative hold, restricting subsequent academic registration and the withholding of a student's transcript until such time as the obligation is satisfied.
• Note: Four valid violations within the academic year may result in the revocation of the individual's parking privileges for a period of 90 days. If, at the end of 90 days after the individual's parking privileges are restored, a single violation of the Regulations may result in permanent revocation for the academic year.

Additional information for submitting an appeal for a parking citation:

• A factual statement supporting why a citation should be dismissed is required. Opinions and/or a lack of knowledge of Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center parking regulations are not valid reasons for an appeal.
• Each parking citation must be appealed individually (avoid references to other appeals).
• The individual appealing the citation is responsible for providing supporting documentation (reference letters, receipts, pictures, etc.). Parking Services will NOT make additional efforts to obtain this information.

Manage my citation online

• Parking in spaces reserved for persons with disabilities requires the correct motor vehicle permit and the appropriate state issued placard or license plate.
• State placards or license plates must be displayed at all times when a vehicle is parked in these areas.
• The designated disability parking areas are reserved 24 hours daily.

Complete a Parking Payroll Deduction Authorization online via the TTUHSC Parking Services website. Faculty and staff currently on payroll deduction are only required to update their vehicle registration as needed and all changes can be made Parking Services website. Payroll deduction will continue until the employee elects to have it terminated.

You may elect a pre-tax parking deduction agreeing to this during your initial parking permit and vehicle registration or existing permit holders can opt in on the TTUHSC Parking Services website. Changes will be reflected on your earnings statement, available in Raiderlink/Webraider, effective within 30 - 60 days after submission of the pre-tax parking election. Payments deducted from employee paychecks on a pretax basis, reducing Federal Income Tax Withholding and Social Security Tax Withholding, and increasing take home pay.

All TTUHSC students must purchase their parking permit via the Parking Services website during their initial year of parking at the TTUHSC campus. Upon purchase, a new parking permit will be issued, valid for the entirety of the student's tenure on the Dallas campus. Students possessing a Texas Toll Tag have the option to register it within the parking system, obviating the necessity for a physical parking sticker.

Click here to see instructions on how to find your tag number.

It is TTUHSC policy. Parking lot upkeep and repairs are funded by these fees.

• If you hold a Reserved Space permit, park in the Visitor lot and notify the Parking Services Office immediately.
• If you hold a Reserved Area permit, park in the Reserved Area parking lot and notify the Parking Services Office immediately.
• If you hold a Commuter permit, park in the student parking lot and notify the Parking Services Office immediately.

We are only able to accept credit or debit cards as payment online via the Parking Services website. You may also choose to have automatic deduction from your paycheck.

Access your Employee Parking Dashboard online and follow the instructions for enrolling. The deduction renews each fiscal year automatically.

Visit the online parking dashboard

On the inside of your windshield on the lower left driver's side, above or below your Texas vehicle registration sticker.

• For one day only: send an email to dallasparking@ttuhsc.edu, providing the make, model, color, year, license plate of the temporary vehicle, and date you will be parking it on campus.
• For more than one day: come by the F&A Office for a temporary permit.

1. Remove the parking permit from your original vehicle and place it on the new vehicle.
2. Update all vehicle information on the Parking Services website for the new vehicle you will now be driving. Your parking registration will not be valid until you update this information.
3. If the permit no longer adheres on its own or it is no longer fully intact, bring the permit to the F&A Office to obtain a replacement permit. You may also obtain a replacement permit if you are unable to retrieve the permit from your vehicle.

Ask the repair company to transfer your permit and other stickers to the new windshield. If this is not possible, remove the permit and bring it to the F&A Office and purchase a replacement permit for a $2 fee.

ou may park at your own risk on the streets surrounding the TTUHSC campus. Many of the streets allow parking on only one side of the street, so watch for informational signs placed by the city. A map showing commonly used areas is included in the Parking Information Packet.

Park in your designated space or parking area. Then immediately notify the Parking Services Office of your situation to avoid receiving a citation. Depending on the circumstances, you may need to obtain a Temporary parking pass.

You may request that your appeal be sent to the Traffic and Parking Appeals Committee for a second review.