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Parking Information

Find campus-specific parking information, traffic regulations, accessibility resources, safety guidance, and citation procedures for all PPSC campuses.

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Parking at a Glance

Free Visitor Parking
  • Free Visitor Parking and Future Student Parking is available in C, D and E lots at Centennial Campus.
Citations and Appeals
  • The Campus Police Department may issue citations for parking and moving violations occurring on college property.
  • Campus citations may be appealed within ten working days from the date of the citation.
  • Review the Citations & Appeals section below for additional information.
Campus Parking Informatino
  • Parking regulations and availability vary by campus location
  • Review the Parking Options – By Campus section below for campus-specific parking information, accessible parking locations, and maps.


Campus Locations and Maps

 

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Parking and traffic regulations are enforced
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Parking Options - By Campus

Parking availability and designated parking areas vary by campus location. Review campus-specific parking information, visitor parking availability, and accessible parking locations for all PPSC campuses.

What parking lots can I use?

  • Lots are C, D, and E.
  • Motorcycles may be parked in the designated marked areas in lots C, D, and E.

What about visitor and prospective student parking?

  • Visitors and future students may use the free Visitor Parking and Future Student Parking spaces available at Centennial Campus only in lots C, D, and E.

What parking lots can I use?

  • Lots are 1,2,3,4 and 5
  • Motorcycles may be parked in the designated marked areas in lot 2

What about visitor and prospective student parking?

  • There is no separate designated visitor or prospective student parking. Visitors and prospective students may use any free, on-campus parking.

What parking lots can I use?

  • Students may park in the Antlers garage for free with the required parking pass/hang tag.
  • Parking passes are required for parking at the Antlers Garage and Downtown Campus. They are also a useful tool to notify you in case of an emergency involving your vehicle.  
  • Students are not permitted to park in the parking lots on or near the campus.
  • There is no designated visitor or prospective student parking at Downtown Campus or Studio West.

Where can I obtain parking passes for downtown campus?

  • Parking passes can be obtained at no cost at the Downtown Campus at the front desk, M-F, 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
  • Make sure to bring your student or employee identification, license plate number, copy of class schedule (digital or printed copy). 

What parking lots can I use?

  • Students may park in any lot or space unless it is specifically marked for accessible parking, staff, or visitors.

What about visitor and prospective student parking?

  • Designated visitor parking spaces are available near the main entrance.

Parking at CHES is limited, so carpooling or public transportation is encouraged.

 

 

Parking & Traffic Regulations

Parking, traffic, and handicapped parking regulations are enforced on all college properties at all times. Review citation procedures, overnight parking restrictions, bicycle and moped guidelines, and vehicle regulations for all PPSC campuses.

Parking, traffic, and handicapped parking regulations are enforced on all college properties at all times.

Traffic Regulations
  • Speed limits on campus are 15 MPH on the Centennial and Rampart Access Roads unless otherwise posted, and 10 MPH in all parking lots.
  • Pedestrians always have the right of way.
  • Parking is prohibited in fire lanes, driveways, sidewalks, and roadways.
Regulations Available

Campus vehicle regulation information may be obtained at the following Campus Police Department locations:

Centennial Campus — Room A-100
Rampart Range Campus — Room N-106
Downtown Campus — Room S-101
Center for Healthcare Simulation and Education — Room 105A

Administration phone: (719) 502-2900

The Campus Police Department may issue citations, including fines under vehicle regulations, for both parking and moving violations occurring on college property.

Summons and Penalty Assessments may also be issued by El Paso County Court, Colorado Springs for parking violations.

Please Note: The registered owner of the vehicle is responsible for all citations issued, regardless of who parked or operated the vehicle.

Paying Citations

Resulting fines must be paid to the college cashier in the A area at Centennial Campus and the S area at Rampart Range Campus, Suite 400, Room S104, Monday through Friday.

Appealing Citations

Campus citations may be appealed within ten working days from the date of the citation. Review the Citations & Appeals section below for appeal procedures and additional information.

Enforcement Authority
Parking regulations are enforced in accordance with Colorado Revised Statute 24-7-106 and Board Policy.

Overnight parking is prohibited at any Pikes Peak State College campus without prior written authorization from the Campus Police Department. 
  • Vehicles left overnight are subject to the Colorado Revised Statute abandoned vehicle law, C.R.S. 42-4-1803. .
    • Vehicles abandoned for 48 hours or more are subject to towing at the owner’s expense.
    • Vehicles left overnight may also be towed at the owner’s expense prior to the 48-hour period if they pose a hazard or interfere with the operations of the college or any other specified college property.

Centennial Campus
  • Bicycles, scooters, and mopeds can be parked outside the main entrance to A Building, by A-262.
Rampart Range Campus
  • Bicycles, scooters, and mopeds can be parked outside the main campus entrance.
Downtown Campus
  • Bicycles, scooters, and mopeds can be parked outside the main campus entrance.
Center for Healthcare Education & Simulation (CHES)
  • Bicycles, scooters, and mopeds can be parked outside the main campus entrance.
IMPORTANT: Bicycles or mopeds locked or parked in hazardous locations will have the lock or chain cut, and the vehicle will be impounded by the Campus Police Department for safekeeping.

 

Accessable Parking

Accessible Parking

Only vehicles displaying valid state-issued handicap placards or license plates may park in ADA-designated parking areas.

Wheelchair Only Spaces

  • Wheelchair Only spaces are reserved for persons who use wheelchairs.
  • Parking spaces are clearly marked “Wheelchair Only”.

The accessible parking areas are in the North Lot with additional spaces available behind the CPCD Child Care Center.

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The accessible parking areas are in lots 1, 2, and 3 with additional spaces available by the T Building.

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The accessible parking area is in the faculty lot between the North and South buildings. 

  • Additional metered spaces are available in front of the South building. 
  • There are also two spaces available behind Studio West..

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The accessible parking area is located near the entrances of the main building.

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Parking Safety & Emergencies

Safety resources, accident reporting information, and emergency assistance for parking lots and campus roadways.

Safety Escort
Upon request, PPSC Campus Police Department officers and PPSC Campus Security Officers provide safety escorts between campus buildings and parking lots, including publicly accessible areas during building hours.

To request an escort, call Pikes Peak State College Campus Police at 719-502-2900.
In the event of an emergency, call 911.
Accidents
Colorado law requires all accidents to be reported immediately to the proper authorities. Accidents occurring on PPSC campuses are subject to state law and must be reported to Campus Police at 719-502-2900.

Failure to report a motor vehicle accident resulting in personal injury or property damage over $1,000 may be charged as a class two misdemeanor traffic offense.
Parking Lot Safety Concern?
To request assistance or report parking lot safety concerns, contact the Pikes Peak State College Campus Police administrative office at 719-502-2900. 

Parking lots are public areas. Do not leave valuables or important items visible inside your vehicle.

In the event of an emergency, call 911.

 

 

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Citation Appeals
How to Appeal a Citation

Please read carefully.
  1. Submit a statement in writing before the tenth working day from the date of the citation.
  2. An appeal form is available in room A-100 at Centennial Campus, room N-106 at Rampart Range Campus, and from the online forms page.
  3. Initial Appeal - A Police Sergeant will review the first appeal and make a ruling back to the appropriate person.
  4. Second and Final Appeal - If the appellant has been denied, a second appeal may be filed with the Chief of Police or his designee.
The decision of the Chief of Police or his designee is final.