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Parking options for the WSGS and the University of Wyoming campus

We are pleased to announce that the construction on the parking lot north of our building is now completed! For your convenience, we have two 30-minute metered parking spaces located at our north entrance, making our building more accessible than ever before. So please come on up and see us for your geologic, mapping, and publication needs!

Metered Parking: Metered parking is available at various locations on campus to provide short-term parking. Meters are available at the following locations: Hoyt Hall, Knight Hall, Coe Library, Wyoming Union, Fine Arts, Corbett Gym, Arena-Auditorium, Beta House, 12th & Lewis, Animal Science, and Geology. The fee for metered parking is 25 cents per half hour.

Day Lot: The Day Lot is located at 15th and Willett Dr., south of Wyoming Hall. The fee for the Day Lot fee is 25 cents per half hour. An attendant staffs the lot from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Express Shuttle Lot: The FREE Express Shuttle Lot is located at Willett Dr. and Crane St. Three bus shelters are located in this lot for your convenience. Overnight parking is not permitted in this lot. The Express Shuttle bus operates from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and departs for the Wyoming Union every 5 minutes.

Day Permits: Day permits are available from the Transportation & Parking Services department at 462 North 10th, Visitor Services Center, and the Wyoming Union Information Desk. The fee for a Day Permit is $4 per day and allows the permit holder to park in an “A”, “C” or “R” space. Day permits may be purchased for multiple days. These permits can be purchased by anyone, including UW departments with an IDR.

City Streets: Parking may be found on some of the surrounding city streets. This parking is free, however some areas are reserved for resident permit parking only.

Prexy’s Pasture: All parking around this area has been eliminated as of June 7, 2004. Prexy’s Pasture is undergoing renovations that will permanently eliminate vehicle access and parking around it in favor of walkways and landscaped alcoves. Access to any buildings via Prexy’s Pasture will not be possible until the construction is completed in September, 2004.