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University Announces 2022-23 Parking Rates

Wednesday, June 1, 2022, By News Staff
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Syracuse University has set its parking rates for the 2022-23 academic year. The University’s rates remain at or below those of peer institutions and allow the Office of Parking and Transportation Services to fund technology upgrades and capital projects for parking lots and garages across campus.

Though annual rates for employees will continue to vary based on salary range, years of service and lot or garage selection, the rate increase for 2022-23 is the same for all employees, a modest $5 per month. Faculty and staff will be able to select their parking passes for 2022-23 later this spring in MySlice. The base park-and-ride rate will continue to match the student rate, $183 for the year.

Students can apply for their 2022-23 parking passes in MySlice later this spring. Annual rates will range from $183 for a park-and-ride pass to $1,083 for a North Campus garage parking pass. Passes for the academic year will range from $165 to $905.

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