Annual Permit Renewal for Employees
Announcements
Employee Permit Renewal
Permit Renewal Ended June 30, 2022
June expiring permit renewal notifications were sent by email or in the campus or USPS mail.
The information on this page pertains to staff members who receive a permit renewal notification in the month their permit is due to expire.
Special Guidance for Remote Workers
Faculty and staff who have been approved to be on campus but need only occasional access can opt for convenient, deeply discounted Daily Decision parking using ParkMobile, utilize the Commuter Alternative Program, or choose on-demand, short-term mobile payment and pay station parking.
Note: This page provides guidance, procedures, and policies for current faculty and staff who have been awarded the opportunity to obtain a new annual parking permit. Please note that you must pay all outstanding citations to renew your annual permit.
Renewing Your Permit
A permit renewal opportunity will be offered to eligible permit holders in the month their permit is set to expire, either by email notification or by mail. If you receive a paper renewal form, you may not be able to use the parking portal.
Payroll Installments for Annual Permits
Regularly employed full- and part-time staff and faculty may choose to pay the cost of the parking permit in full or select the pre-tax payroll deduction option at the time of purchase.
Payroll installments are calculated using the price of the parking permit at the time of sale (including sales tax) divided by the number of paychecks remaining in the fiscal year.
Payroll installments are collected on a semi-monthly basis and are non-refundable.
Who can use the parking portal?
- M (motorcycle) permit purchasers
- Eligible employees who want an A or O parking permit
- Eligible employees who have received renewal instructions
- Students acquiring a permit or student bus pass (permit sales for the new academic year go on sale in August of each year)
- Anyone who needs to pay or appeal a citation
- Community members who need to register, update, and link vehicle/license plate information
If you receive an email notification on June 6, simply follow the steps below:
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Review your parking options.
Transportation Services is revising its parking and commuting offerings. Now is an excellent time to review your commuting options! If you no longer need regular access to campus, consider forgoing an annual permit and choose to make parking a daily decision. -
Visit the online Parking Portal.
Regular faculty and staff with a current annual permit will be offered a renewal opportunity for the same permit area or a no-fee virtual A or E permit (work-in-zone eligibility rules must be met for E permits).- Go to https://myparking.cornell.edu
- Look for the Permits/Bus Passes section
- Select the "Get Permits/Bus Passes" button
- Click the "Faculty and Staff" link
- Select "Cornell NetID Login" if not already logged in
- Read all information carefully as you navigate the site.
- Link your permit to at least one of your personally-owned vehicles; you will be able to add vehicles if needed.
- Begin parking immediately if ordering a virtual A or E parking permit. Your license plate is your permit, and you will not receive a hangtag permit; or
- Print a temporary parking permit to display until your new hangtag permit or decal arrives in the mail (not A or E).
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Register Your Vehicle
All Cornell University community members must register their vehicle(s) with Transportation Services for parking on campus. To register and update vehicle information online, have the plate number, make, style, color, and year of the vehicle, as well as the name of the vehicle's owner. Do not register rental or loaner vehicles, or vehicles belonging to other Cornell community members. If you need assistance, contact us.