
Parking
Student Parking Permit Information
Spring 2023 Parking Permit Updates
A student parking permit is required for Spring 2023.
Discounted Parking: Students who have been awarded a California Community College Grant (CCPG) through their financial aid application (FAFSA or CADAA) will only have to pay for 50% of the cost for a parking pass. The Sierra College Financial Aid system will automatically know if a student has received a CCPG.
New parking garage on the Rocklin Campus: Sierra College students and employees may park on floors 1, 2 and 3 with a valid permit. There are EV charging stations on floors 1 and 2. Floors 4 and 5 are not open for public parking.
Campus Safety Tips
- Remember to arrive early the first few weeks of the semester as traffic volumes can be high
- Park between lines (not on them)
- If an accident occurs, do not leave the scene without exchanging information or leaving a note with your contact information
The Sierra College Vehicle Code, AP 6750 and the California Vehicle Code are enforced on District premises.
How to Buy a Parking Permit
- Log in to mySierra
- Click on “Parking, Printing, ID Card and ASSC Sticker”
- Click on “Parking Pass for Spring 2023”
- Sign in to “iparq: Intelligent Parking” to order your permit
- Follow the steps to pay for your parking permit and print your temporary parking permit. Note: Printing services are available in Student Tech Support.
For help, contact Department of Community Safety.
Permit Options, Fees and Refunds
All our campuses, except the Roseville Center, require parking permits or daily passes during the week.
Vehicles parking at Rocklin Campus, Nevada County Campus or Tahoe-Truckee must display a valid permit. At Roseville Center, there are two public garages with entrances on both Oak Street and Vernon Street, which do not require parking permits.
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.
Refunds are available if you present parking decal to Department of Community Safety by the add/drop/refund deadline of the corresponding semester.
Parking Permits and Fees
Permit Type | Permit Cost |
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Auto – Rocklin and NCC, Spring/Fall Semesters | $63 |
Auto – Tahoe-Truckee, Spring/Fall Semesters | $50 |
Auto – Summer Sessions | $31 |
Auto – California College Promise Grant (formerly BOG) | $32 |
Carpool – Spring/Fall Semesters | $42 |
Carpool – Summer | $32 |
Motorcycle – Spring/Fall Semesters | $20 |
Motorcycle – Summer | $11 |
Daily – Per day from dispensers | $3 |
Disabled Placard/License Plate* – No fees for DMV disabled placard/plate | $0 |