Parking Services

Tarleton State University Parking Services aims to provide excellent parking and transportation management as a service to assist students, visitors, faculty, and staff members. Parking and transportation services protects and manages capacity and mobility for the students, faculty, and staff who are adhering to university rules and regulations. Proper management also protects capacity to effectively host events and activities for visitors to campus. We provide specific permits for each type of student (Residential or Commuter), faculty/staff, and visitors to negate the issuing of tickets and communicate where to park while on campus. Please check out the rules and regulations before parking on campus. 

All permitting and citations are managed by Parking Services, a department under Campus Operations. Our office is located in the lower level of the Thompson Student Center, suite 21. There are two, 30-minute parking spaces located in the circle drive on Jones Street for patrons visiting our office to use.

Hours of Operation: Monday- Friday, 8AM – 5PM

Important Information

  • Physical permit decals will no longer be mailed to you. Parking permits are now virtual. 
  • Students, Faculty, and Staff will access the Parking Portal to obtain a permit, pay citations, and register vehicles. Third party employees must use Marketplace.
  • STARTING FALL 2024: Students will no longer be automatically billed for their parking permit. It is the responsibility of each student to purchase and register for a permit each long semester (Fall and Spring).
  • Faculty and Staff parking permits expire every year on August 31. It is the responsibility of the individual to purchase and register for a parking permit each year.
  • All visitors must have a visitor’s permit to park on campus. Please stop by the Parking Services office to obtain a permit. You will need your license plate number.
  • It is important that you review the most updated parking map to ensure that you are selecting the appropriate parking lot and/or zone. 

How Do Virtual Permits Work?

Parking Services utilizes LPR (license plate recognition) technology to efficiently confirm the virtual permit for registered license plates of students, faculty, and staff. This allows for the elimination of decal permits by mail and provides convenience when needing to make updates to your permit and vehicle information.

Contact Us

Parking Services

254-968-9002

Email Parking Services

Parking Staff

Lacy Carruth

Parking & Transportation Services, Manager

Phone: 254-968-1848

Email: [email protected]

Elizabeth Cameron

Parking Program Specialist

Phone: 254-968-9971

Email: [email protected]

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Kalie Hendrix

Parking Services Officer