Parking Services

Every person who parks a motor vehicle on University property, including a motorcycle or moped, must have a valid University parking permit, which may be purchased online or in our office.  Alternately, parking on the Oshkosh campus may be purchased for short-term needs through the mobile app called AMP Park. The app is available for free download on Apple or Google Play.

Parking permits are not a substitute for specific spaces signed for AMP Park or for any other reserved space without the appropriate permit.  Permits are also not a substitute for the AMP Park areas on High Avenue and Osceola Street.

• Parking regulations are enforced year-round, even when classes are not in session.
• If your vehicle is unattended, it is parked.
• Using your vehicle’s hazard lights does not excuse illegal parking.

Enforcement is 24 hours a day. Visitor weekend parking (i.e. parking without the need for a permit) is only allowed 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturdays and 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays. During all other times, parking permits are required and vehicles must be parked in appropriate UWO parking lots.

*All employee/commuter/visitor lots are closed midnight – 6 a.m.   Vehicles parked during these times are subject to closed lot tickets.  These violations are always strictly enforced.

Parking is not permitted in non-resident lots midnight-6 a.m. or on city streets 2-5 a.m.

During a snow emergency, vehicles parked in any commuter/employee/visitor lot after midnight, or any lot designated as a closed lot, may be ticketed and towed to allow snow removal.

Repeat offenders are subject to doubling of fine values.

 

Every time period that a vehicle remains in excess of the posted limit without payment will constitute a new violation. In areas where the time limit is greater than 15 minutes and is less than one hour, regulated by metered (AMP) parking, by sign, or otherwise marked as timed parking, a separate violation occurs every hour that the vehicle remains in violation.

UW Oshkosh and its employees and agents assume no liability for loss from theft or damage to cars parked on University property. Purchasers of parking permits agree to indemnify, defend and hold harmless the University, its officers, employees and agents from any and all liability, including but not limited to claims, demands, losses, costs, damages and expenses of every kind and description (including death) or damages to persons or property arising out of, or in connection with, or occurring during use of the facility by the permit holder.