Parking & Transportation

On Monday, March 13, work will begin to replace all shingles at The Village Building 6.  Vehicles located in the first row of the parking lot must be moved from the lot by 7:30 a.m., Monday, March 13. Any vehicles remaining in the area after that time are subject to being towed.  Shingle replacement for The Village Building 5 and The Village Building 4 will be announced at a later date.    

  The City of Milledgeville will be closing North Wilkinson Street, directly in front of the Baldwin County Court House, on Monday, March 13 for construction.    

Beginning Monday, March 13, the Adams Hall (lot #3) and Foundation Hall (lot #4) parking lots will be closed for a maintenance project that includes paving, seal coating, striping, and curb painting. All vehicles must be moved from these lots by 7:30 a.m., Monday, March 13. Vehicles remaining in these areas after that time are subject to being towed. These lots are tentatively scheduled to re-open Monday, March 20, if weather permits and the project proceeds as planned.

Several spaces in the Sallie Davis House/Centennial Center parking lot will be blocked off on Monday, March 6 for maintenance.  

Students, staff, faculty, and alums can purchase a front-mounted license plate that will allow them to back into parking spaces and comply with the license plate recognition software.   Please follow this link to view and select from 4 designs on the Parking Resources web page.  The plate fee is $30.00 per vehicle and will be ready for pickup in 10 business days at the Parking and Transportation Office, which is located at 330 West Thomas St. A $15.00 fee will be charged for any replacement...

The Thomas St. parking lot (#40) will be reclassified to resident, commuter, and employee parking, effective March 1, 2023.  The lot has 65 parking spaces and was previously classified as a residential lot, but will be reclassified due to underutilization.  This will give commuters and employees additional parking options.  

The first two sections of the Centennial Center parking lot will be closing on Thursday, February 16, at 5 p.m. and will reopen on Saturday after Homecoming events have concluded.  Students will need to move their vehicles to the rear of the Centennial Center.  

Students, staff, faculty, and alums can purchase a front-mounted license plate that will allow them to back into parking spaces and comply with the license plate recognition software.   Please follow this link to view and select from 4 designs on the Parking Resources web page.  The plate fee is $30.00 per vehicle and will be ready for pickup in 10 business days at the Parking and Transportation Office, which is located at 330 West Thomas St. A $15.00 fee will be charged for any replacement...