General Parking Information

Carroll University maintains parking facilities throughout the campus for use by members of the university community and guests. University parking facilities are available only for those using Carroll University facilities or those who have received permission from the Public Safety Center. The parking areas next to residence halls are restricted to resident parking 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Resident permits are required to park in these lots and in other designated resident lots.

• All 2020-2021 resident and commuter parking applications are to be submitted online ONLY. Applications will not be accepted by in-person drop off or mailing to Public Safety.
• All 2020-2021 resident and commuter parking permits will be distributed either by US Mail for commuter, or delivered to your campus mailbox for resident. There will NOT be ‘in-person’ permit pick-up this academic year.
• Due to increasing needs for parking on campus, we are now selling parking permits for Lot-21, located at Sentry Drive. There will be a specifically marked area for parking with Lot-21 permits. Lot-21 permits will be sold at a lesser price and shuttle service will be available to campus as needed.
• Carroll has partnered with the Family Video/Dollar General location at East/Main, leasing an area of their parking lot. There will be 72 additional commuter parking spots on the west side of this lot, marked with Carroll parking signage. All vehicles utilizing this lot must have a Carroll commuter permit on their vehicle or could be ticketed by the City of Waukesha Police Department.
• Due to COVID-19 restrictions, guest parking permits will not be sold for the 2020-2021 academic year, or until further notice

Due to Carroll University’s COVID-19 protocols, guests will not be allowed on campus until further notice.

Guests may park without permit in Lots 3, 9, 10, and 12 until 2 a.m. In addition, guests may park with a permit in Lot 6 until 2 a.m. Overnight parking for guests is allowed only in Lots 9, 10 and 12 seven days a week. Guests are required to purchase a permit from the Public Safety Center for $1 per night to a maximum of five nights in a row, with a maximum of ten nights per semester. Guests also may park in the short-term parking spaces near the larger residence halls.