Zones and Regulations

A.     Motor vehicles are to be parked on the campus and streets of Delta State University only in the areas designated as parking areas, in such a manner, at such a place, and for such time as may be indicated on appropriate signs or markers. Zoned areas are provided by number and color of decals as follows:

Only one decal may be visible on vehicles.

B.     Parking restrictions are in effect in:

Zone 1             from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday 
                      and from 2 a.m. to 7 a.m. Sunday through Saturday

Zone 2             At all times

Zone 3             At all times

Zone 4             from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 2 a.m. to 7 a.m. Sunday through Saturday

Zone 5             At all times

Zone 6             from 2 a.m. to 7 a.m. Sunday through Saturday

C.     It is a violation of parking regulations to:

1.      Park in the wrong zone.

2.      Park in any area where curbing is painted yellow.

3.      Park in a manner so as to block a drive or walkway, or impede the flow of pedestrian traffic.

4.      Park out of marked lanes.

5.      Park on the grass.

6.       Double park.

7.      Park facing traffic.

8.      Park any vehicle, boat trailer, 3-wheeler, 4-wheeler or any other contraption of this nature in any parking space or around apartments over a long period of time. Parking of this nature must have permission of the Delta State Police Chief. Any vehicle, trailer, or other contraption violating this section shall be towed away at owner’s expense.

9.      Park in a space marked “Reserved”, “Visitor”, “For Handicapped”, or “Bailey Child Care”.  These spaces are not to be used for dropping off or picking up passengers during any type of weather.

10.  Park in the mail drive.

11.  Back into a parking slot or pull through a parking slot.

D.     Drivers of all DSU-owned vehicles should comply with all traffic and parking regulations.

E.      No faculty, staff, or student can advise a person to park illegally.

F.      No unauthorized motor vehicle or bicycle may park in a posted handicapped parking place or block or obstruct access to such a parking place.

G.     Litter.

This page is maintained by Lynn Buford.