Employee Permits

To support Salt Lake Community College's fiscal year-end processing, online payments through the Parking Services website will be temporarily unavailable beginning Tuesday, June 30, 2026, at 12:00 PM.

Payment services will resume on Wednesday, July 1, 2026, at 7:00 AM.

During this time, customers will still be able to:

Manage vehicles
Manage permits
Access their parking account

Only payment processing will be unavailable.

We apologize for any inconvenience and encourage customers to complete any necessary payments before noon on June 30.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Employees can register vehicles and manage their parking permit through MySLCC. After logging in, open the Parking Title to enter the Parking Services portal. You can buy a permit, update your vehicles, or pay citations from the same place.

Buying or Renewing a Permit

Log in to MySLCC.
Open the Parking tile to enter the Parking Services portal.
Select Buy Permit.
Choose the Faculty and Staff Annual permit.
Review and agree to the Parking Services rules and regulations when prompted. You must complete this step before moving to checkout.
Select the vehicles you want linked to your permit or add a new vehicle.
If your department is paying for the permit, check the box labeled IDB at checkout.
Complete the purchase. You will see a confirmation message and receive an email once the transaction is finished.

Employee permits cost $60.00 per year. Most full-time employees have this cost covered by their department.

Managing Vehicles

Employees can register up to five license plates on a single permit. You may add or remove vehicles anytime in the Parking Services portal.

To add a vehicle, you will need:

Vehicle type
State
License plate number
Style
Color

Vehicles left unchecked during the purchase process are not added to the permit, but you can add them later.

Important: Only one vehicle linked to a permit may park on campus at the same time. If two vehicles tied to the same permit are found parked within the same day, both will receive a citation.

Virtual Permit Information

Employee permits are virtual and tied to your license plate. There is no physical sticker.

It is essential that license plate information is accurate. Even a single incorrect character will result in citations and could lead to your vehicle being booted.

Permit Rules

Update your vehicle information if you change vehicles, change plates, or temporarily drive another car.
License plates must be clearly visible from the driving lane. Plates blocked by objects or placed on the dashboard are not allowed.
Permits can be moved between vehicles you personally use. They cannot be transferred to another person.

For assistance, contact Parking Services at 801-957-4011.