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Student/Staff Parking
All students, faculty and staff that will drive and park a vehicle on college owned facilities must register their vehicle with the EPCC Police Department Traffic and receive a parking decal.
Pay for your parking permit at your campus cashier office or online:
Online Traffic/Parking Payments.
Visitors
Visitors may park at designated visitor parking at each campus. They may also obtain a temporary parking permit if they will be visiting the campus on a regular basis, i.e. library user, par course user, et., allowing parking at the student parking areas. A semester parking permit for student parking may also be requested to the Police Department for approval. The visitor may then pay the appropriate fee, and present the payment receipt to the EPCC Police for the parking permit. The visitor may not park in the visitor parking as long as the parking permit is on the vehicle. If a visitor receives a citation, the citation may be mailed in according to the instructions on the back of the ticket, or drop it off at any EPCC Police office.
Parking and Traffic Citations
The regulation of traffic enforcement by the EPCC Police Department within the El Paso County Community College District consists of the following categories:
Parking Violations and Moving Violations
Administrative Sanctions
Due Process
Upon receipt of a parking or traffic violation citation, the recipient of the citation has ten (10) work days to make payment or request to appeal the citation.
- Citation payment is made at any Campus Cashier Office.
The citation(s) must be submitted to the cashier with payment. - Individuals requesting an appeal of a citation should complete a "Traffic/Parking Citation Appeals" form within ten (10) work days from the date of the citation. The completed form must be returned to the EPCC Police Department; a hearing date will then be assigned. For additional information, refer to College procedure
5.01.01.14, Traffic Court Committee and Traffic Court Appeal Process.
Visitors who receive a citation on any College campus can take the citation to any EPCC Police Department Office or the Vehicle Registration Office at the Valle Verde Campus and request the citation be voided. Or they can mail the ticket to the EPCC Police according to the instructions on the back of the ticket.
Students
Failure to pay a citation(s) by students will result in:
- Prohibited to register
- Have official record withheld
- Tow of vehicle at owner's expense
Employees
Failure to pay a citation(s) by employees will result in:
- A non-payment notice will be sent to the employee and the employee's supervisor 30 calendar days after the citation has been issued. A final notice will be sent to the employee, the employee's supervisor, and the employee's vice president 30 calendar days after the issuance of the first non-payment notice.
- Administrative actions may include:
- Counseling Record
- Written Reprimand
- Performance Evaluation Notation
- Non Re-Employment
- Other Disciplinary Actions
- If the employee is also a student, action (i) will also apply.
- In addition, failure to properly resolve citations can result in suspension or revocation of all campus parking privileges and removal or booting of the employee's vehicle from EPCC property at owner's expense.
