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Permit Options and Fees

All our campuses, except the Roseville Center, require parking permits or daily passes during the week. 

Parking is free on all campuses from Friday at 4 pm until Sunday at 11 pm. Learn more about other free parking options.

The penalty for parking without a permit or daily pass is $35. Your vehicle may be towed away if you are illegally parked. Illegal parking includes blocking a roadway, fire access or another vehicle. Receive five or more unpaid parking citations and your vehicle may be impounded or immobilized until you pay all penalties and fees. For more details, view Sierra College Vehicle Code and AP 6750. Vehicle Code section 9.9 lists penalties and fees for a variety of parking and registration violations.

 

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Cost Parking Details Refunds
Auto $58 Spring/Fall Semesters Vehicles parking at Rocklin Campus, Nevada County Campus or Tahoe-Truckee must display a valid permit.

Note: Parking permits are not required at our Roseville Center. There are two public garages with entrances on both Oak Street and Vernon Street.

 Refund if you present parking decal to Campus Security by the add/drop/refund deadline of the corresponding semester.

Contact Campus Security Communications Center for parking refund details.
$47 Tahoe-Truckee, 
Spring/Fall Semesters
$29 Summer Sessions
$29 California College Promise Grant (formerly BOG)
Carpool

$38

Spring/Fall Semesters
$28 Summer
Motorcycle

$16

Spring/Fall Semesters
$8 Summer
Daily $3 Per day from dispensers
Disabled Placard/ Plate $0 No fees for DMV disabled license plate placard
Visitor Parking  Off-Campus Parking

Weekend Parking

We have 30-minute spots for visitors marked by green curbs and signs.

We have visitor parking in the following areas: 

  • Rocklin: lots B, A2, N and S
  • Nevada County: lots 3, 7 and 8
  • Tahoe-Truckee: lots 4, 7 and 8

There are limited city street parking spots off-campus. 

We do not regulate these spaces and do not offer police or parking services to vehicles parked outside our jurisdiction.

Do not park at local businesses or on private property. You may be subject to towing.

 Weekend parking is free at all campuses from Friday at 4 pm until Sunday at 11 pm.
  1. Log into mySierra
  2. Click on "Parking, Printing, ID Cards and Other Services"
  3. Click on "Buy a Parking Pass"
  4. Select your semester
  5. Select the campus and permit type
  6. Follow the steps to order and pay for your parking permit

For help, contact District Security Communications Center.

When Will I Receive My Permit?

  • It will take about three to five business days to receive your permit in the mail.
  • You can print out a temporary one-week parking permit when you purchase a parking permit online.
  • If you do not receive your permit after a week, you should contact District Security Communications Center.
Residents can park one vehicle on campus with the purchase of a Residence Hall parking permit. The residence hall parking lot is located adjacent to the residence hall. Residence Hall parking permits can be purchased only at the District Security Communications Center.
For more information about parking citations, including payment plans, please contact PayMyCite.com or (888)-300-9915.

Your vehicle may be towed away if you are illegally parked. Illegal parking includes blocking a roadway, fire access or another vehicle. Receive five or more unpaid parking citations and your vehicle may be impounded or immobilized until you pay all penalties and fees.

For more details, view Sierra College Vehicle Code and AP 6750. Vehicle Code section 9.9 lists penalties and fees for a variety of parking and registration violations.

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