Campus Safety

All vehicles parking on the Citrus College campus must display a valid Citrus College parking permit unless parked in metered spaces. Personal notes left on vehicles describing reasons for parking on the campus without the proper parking permit or for parking in an unauthorized manner do not constitute permission to park; these vehicles will be cited accordingly. All parking permits are issued solely by authority of campus safety and are not transferable to other persons.

There is no guarantee of a parking space on campus for employees and students. All parking is subject to appropriate availability.

​​​​Student permits are valid in all general student parking lots. The student parking permit does not guarantee the permit holder a parking space. If a permit is lost or stolen, a replacement permit may be purchased from campus safety. Campus Safety will not replace a lost or stolen permit for free.​

On automobiles, permits must be affixed to the vehicle's interior front windshield on the lower corner driver's side of the vehicle. Permits shall be removed from vehicles upon expiration.

On motorcycles, permits must be affixed to the front right fork.

​​​Full-time employee permits are valid in all staff parking lots as well as student lots.
Part-time employee permits are only valid in student lots.​

On automobiles, permits must be affixed to the vehicle's interior front windshield on the lower corner driver's side of the vehicle. Permits shall be removed from vehicles upon expiration.

On motorcycles, permits must be affixed to the front right fork.​

Faculty or staff who have retired from the college are eligible to obtain a retiree parking permit and may park in any parking lot. Individuals may obtain these permits only if they are not currently employed by the college. Retiree permits are available through the office of the vice president of student services.​

​​Off-campus vendors and service providers who park on the Citrus College campus and perform maintenance and repair services for campus departments must display a parking permit. These permits are valid in designated staff and student parking lots. See campus safety for further information.

Vehicles with commercial license plates may park free in designated loading zones for the purpose of loading and unloading only.

​Students and visitors may purchase daily permits for $5 and park in the student parking lots.​

Daily permits should be displayed on the front dash of the vehicle. Permits of this type include, but are not limited to, special event permits, dispenser permits, and one-day visitor/event permits. These permits must be displayed on the driver's side dash and should be clearly visible from the outside of the vehicle. ​

​​​Permits that have been lost or stolen should be reported to campus safety. Lost or stolen permits may be replaced by paying a replacement fee set by campus safety​.

​​​Upon request, campus safety may make special parking permits and/or arrangements for conferences or other special events. Those organizing functions can arrange for parking through campus safety at (626) 914-8611. To request parking arrangements, a request stating the number of permits needed and the dates should be sent to the campus safety office at least ten (10) days in advance.

Visitors who attend events where parking arrangements were not made will need to purchase a daily parking permit for $5 either at the Campus Safety Building, located at the Citrus Avenue entrance, or at an automated pay station in parking lots S1, S2, S3, S4, S5, S6, S8 and S9.

​​​Unless otherwise specified by contract, contractors doing work within the campus must arrange for parking in advance. Consultants not on the college payroll, but doing work for campus departments, may be issued parking permits.​

Students, who in error, purchase the wrong parking permit through the iParq system may request a refund with campus safety. A $10 processing fee may be charged per refund.

Students who drop their classes, or have classes that were canceled, and have purchased a semester parking permit through the iParq system, may request a refund with campus safety. A $10 processing fee may be charged per refund. The permanent permit sticker must be returned to campus safety when requesting the refund.

All parking permit refunds will be processed in accordance with district standards and refund deadlines. Requests for refunds submitted after the district' s refund deadlines will not be processed.

Campus safety may notify the Glendora Police Department, the dean of students, or the appropriate administrator so that further disciplinary action may be taken when appropriate.

Campus safety may discuss the consequences of possessing a stolen permit with the person in possession. Criminal charges may be filed with the district attorney. The individual, if a student, will be referred to the dean of students. If the individual is an employee, then the appropriate administrator will be notified.