All students, faculty and staff of LaGuardia Community College who park on campus are required to register their vehicle and have their LaGuardia ID validated for parking access. Permits are sold on specific dates each year for annual parking as well as for each semester. In addition, subject to availability, limited quantities of daily permits are available to LaGuardia students, faculty and staff for $10.00 per day and/or $7.00 per evening (after 4PM). Daily parking can be purchased at the parking lot booth. Daily parkers are encouraged to arrive as early as possible to obtain a parking spot.
Storage of vehicles on college property is prohibited. Should your vehicle information change, please contact the Bursar Office window (C-110) to update the records.
Parking Permit Type | Effective Date | Date of Sale | Price |
| Annual (2022 - 2023) | August 29, 2022 - August 27, 2023
| Sold: Monday, July 18, 2022
| $500 |
| Fall Session I (2022) | August 29, 2022 - December 25, 2022 | Sold: Monday, July 18, 2022 | $238 |
| Fall Session II (2022) | December 26, 2022 - February 27, 2023 | Sold: Monday, November 28, 2022
| $128 |
| Spring Session I (2023) | February 28, 2023 - June 20, 2023
| Sold: Monday, January 30, 2023
| $226 |
| Spring Session II (2023) | June 21, 2023 - August 27, 2023
| Sold: Monday, May 22, 2023
| $136 |
Instructions
See instructions provided to obtain a parking permit.
Application Process & Requirements
REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION
• A valid LAGCC email address
• 8-digit CUNYfirst EMPLID number
• Ticket Leap's Registration Confirmation Number
• Completed Parking Application Form
• LaGuardia Community College Valid ID Card
• 5-digit Parking Access Card ID # (The first 5-Digits located on back of LAGCC Parking ID card)
***Parking Access Card ID Number will be provided to new customers on premises.
• Check or Money Order Only. Payable to "LaGuardia Community College Auxiliary Enterprises Corp."
IMPORTANT NOTES
- All parking passes are sold on a first come, first served basis.
- Only currently enrolled students and active CUNY-LaGuardia Community College faculty and staff are qualify to purchase the parking permit.
Cash Payments will not be accepted as payment.
To save time, please print out and complete the parking application form before making your in-person payment.
For more information on Parking Operations at LaGuardia, call the Bursar at 718-482-7226.
The College’s parking lot is controlled by a computerized revenue control system that operates with conventional proximity access cards. The following policies and procedures are offered to help you properly use the equipment.
Parking Permit Access Cards
The parking access card is intended for use by only the person who is named on the account, featured on the access card and for the vehicle registered on the parking application regardless of who pays the parking fee. This is your personal account and parking privileges are not transferable to other individuals. Please note that at no time may more than one vehicle be in the garage in association with a single permit.
Using the Card at the Gate
In each lane there is a small black rectangular projection with a red LED on the faceplate of the card reader stand. Simply position your card near the LED. You will hear a “beep,” the LED will flash green and the gate will open. If you have any questions while in an entry or exit lane, press the intercom button to speak with the attendant in the booth. Access card users are permitted to enter on 47th avenue and 29th street.
Access Card Sequence
The computer system tracks your use of the access card and retains a record of the sequential usage at all times. An “in” must be followed by an “out;” the system will not permit two successive entries or two successive exits. If the card is not read upon each entry and exit, the system will reject the next attempted usage. Repeat violations of card usage may result in account termination.
Your access card is valid for unlimited “IN/OUT” usage as long as you remain in sequence with the control system, and as long as you keep your payments and information current.
DO NOT TAILGATE the car in front of you. Wait until the gate starts to close before scanning your card...NEVER drive through an open gate! Always scan your card, even if the gate is in the “up” position or if it has been broken or temporarily removed.
If there is a PROBLEM WITH YOUR CARD, inform the attendant. It will take only a few minutes to determine the problem and reset your card.
Lost Card
If you lose your access card, you must purchase a replacement card for $20.00 at the Bursar Office, C-110. The issuance of a new card to your account automatically invalidates the old card. You will need to show your driver’s license to purchase a new card as we can only sell the replacement card to the Account Owner. Card replacement fees are not refundable even if you discover the “lost” card.
Forgot Your Card
If you forget your access card, parking lot staff must first confirm that the driver appears in the parking database before allowing the person to park for free. If the driver doesn’t appear in the parking database or their access card is “in,” the driver will pay the daily rate
If you forget your access cards more than 2 times a semester, you will have to pay the 3rd time or any subsequent time after. Please remember to bring your access card everyday.
LaGuardia Non-Permit Parkers
Non-permit holders can only enter the lot using 29th street. The entry lane will feature a barcode scanner, which will be labeled. Simply position your College ID Card underneath the scanner. You will hear a “beep,” and a “discount” ticket will be dispensed, which you will need. The LED will flash green and the gate will open. If you have any questions while in an entry or exit lane, press the intercom button to speak with the attendant in the booth.
Prior to leaving the parking lot, you will hand the attendant your “discounted” ticket and will pay for parking. You will then insert the validated ticket by the exit on 47th avenue. Please do not lose your ticket.
Visitor Parking
Visitor parking is extremely limited and will be considered on a first come, first served basis. Departments who would like to arrange parking for a visitor must fill out the online Visitor Parking Request Form, signed by the Division’s Dean or Vice President, and e-mail it to visitorparking@lagcc.cuny.edu at least 2 business days in advance. Requester will be notified whether their application was approved or denied. Any questions on Visitor parking, please call 718-482-5500.
Refund Policy:
Parking Refund will ONLY be granted for the following reasons:
- Class Withdrawals
- Leave of Absence
- Separation from Employment
- Change in Mode of transportation
***All Parking Privileges will be revoked once the refund is approved.***
Refund Request Period:
Annual Pass: Any time within the parking permit period.
Spring I and Fall I Passes: within the FIRST TWO WEEKS of the semesters
Spring II and Fall II Passes: within the FIRST WEEK of the semesters
Parking Calculation Method:
100% Refund: for request received prior to the starting date of the parking permit period.
Prorated Refund: Refund will be calculated from the date the refund request is received by the Office of Fina and Business, until the end of the parking permit period.
To obtain a refund for a parking permit, please fill out the Parking Refund Application by clicking here and follow these instructions:
- Completely the application.
- *Write a letter to the Office of Finance and Business, briefly outlining reason for refund.
- **Go to the Bursar Office (C – 110) and request a copy of your parking receipt/proof of purchase.
- Bring the Completed application, letter, and other required documents to E-413, or email to financeoffice@lagcc.cuny.edu
- Documents will be reviewed and, if approved, a refund check will be mailed to the address provided on the application.
Check List of Required Documents:
- Completed Application
- Letter to Office of Finance and Business*
- Proof of Purchase **
Parking Lots
There are two parking lots on the LaGuardia Community College Campus. Click Here to see a map.
Temporary closure of parking areas or roadways is a right of the college reserved for reasons of repair or safety.