You may submit a letter to the Traffic Engineering Committee, 1309 Mill Street, Rock Island, IL 61201 or contact (309) 732-2200. Click here for more information.

For a complete guide to parking on campus, please see the Campus Safety website, which details parking rules, regulations, maps and permits. Currently, resident students with less than 30 credits are not permitted to park on the Midtown campus Monday – Thursday, 6 am – 6 pm. Parking is available at the Westside campus, and shuttles provide transportation between the campuses.

Parking is on a first-come first-serve basis on the streets surrounding the campus. Free parking is also available in the Salem Lutheran Church parking lot on Whitfield Avenue. Whitfield Avenue is located off McKinley Parkway near the McClellan Circle off of Choate Avenue. There is also a parking garage and lots adjacent to the college for a nominal fee per day.

Yes, security forces will direct these guests to the appropriate parking once inside the gates. All individuals will still go through security screening.

Yes. At our facility and all other satellite facilities, there is plenty of handicap accessible parking.

Yes. The handicap spaces are on campus for the use of university students, faculty and staff. To ensure they are not being abused we must see a valid ODU decal. Handicap visitor and university personnel can park at any meter without paying the meter, however, you must have a valid handicap pass or plates properly displayed.

For non-emergency inquiries or assistance, our office hours are Monday through Thursday 8:00am until 4:30pm, and Fridays from 7:30am until 4:00pm. IF YOU NEED EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE, you can contact Campus Police anytime (24 hours per day) at the following campus telephone numbers:

Yes, there are permanent-paved pathways that run throughout the event site. Handicap parking is available at the DART Transit Center located at the northwest corner of Arapaho Road and Quorum Drive.

You must have a handicap hang tag or license plates. Enter the park via Thurlow Terrace; follow the road near the lake and park on the left side of the road.

Guidelines for a handicap parking sign are set forth by the West Haven Police Department and the West Haven Commission on Disabilities. If these guidelines are met, you may complete and return the application to the Traffic Division of the West Haven Police Department. Once the completed application is received, the request will be investigated and if approved, the sign will be installed. The guidelines for the sign, and the application are available online.

the Paramount Theatre there is NO designated handicap parking but there are a few handicap street spaces on either side of the theatre. You can also drop off or pick up in the loading zone right in front of the theatre.

A: Yes. All the parking along 5th Street, downtown, will be designated Handicap Parking during the celebration. There are Handcipap Reserved Parking at the Rodeo Site as well, right next to the ticket booth.

The City Clerk's Office issued permits to city residents only. A completed state form (which can be picked up in the office) must be filled out by the physician and turned in to the City Clerk's Office. It can be brought in or mailed in.

The closest public handicap parking is located in front of the University Memorial Center on Euclid Avenue. These parking spaces are metered. A handicap placard will allow public parking in CU Lot 208 without a University parking permit after 5 p.m. and on weekends only. The cost is $3.00 (exact change is required).

Answer: The Americans with Disabilities Act is a federal mandate for handicap parking space requirements at buildings open to the public. This federal legislation was passed in part due to inconsistencies in handicap parking requirements by local jurisdictions. The federal guidelines are as follows: Accessible space – 8’ with 5’ hashout on left side, Two spaces can share a hashout.