Category — Parking

1. Complete online parking application at www.tncc.edu/parking/student/studentparkapp.php
2. Remember to print and review your confirmation page which includes the date and location to pick up your permit
3. Your valid TNCC student ID is required to pick-up your permit. If you do not have a TNCC student ID, you may obtain one in the Photo ID office located in Diggs Hall, Room 155. Your first TNCC student ID is free.

The Cashier’s Office is now registering vehicles and selling decals for the 2008-09 year at the Hampton and Historic Triangle campuses. The College community is encouraged to obtain their decals early. The current decal will expire August 31. New decals are effective September 1. There will be a grace period in which both decals will be valid through September 1, 2008.

Fees:
The fee for a first decal is $30. Additional decals can be obtained for a $15 fee. These are the same fees that were charged last year.

Methods of Payment:
Currently, charge, cash, checks and payroll deduction are accepted as forms of payment. For faculty and staff member wishing to pay by charge, cash or check, please visit the Business Office – Diggs Hall (Parking /ID Office) or the Security Office in the Historic Triangle campus.

Payroll deduction forms are also available in the Cashier’s Office, until September 15, 2008 for the Adjunct Faculty and P-14s and until September 19, 2008 for the P-3 Classified employees.

The hours of operation for the Cashier’s Office are: Monday and Thursday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Check the Historic Triangle Security Office for their hours of operation.

Required Documents:
To complete the purchase process, a completed application, valid vehicle registration, driver’s license and form of payment must be presented. The payroll deduction forms are color coded and therefore not available online.

The City of Hampton is completing the final phase of its project to widen a portion of Thomas Nelson Drive in front the College’s Hampton campus. Please be advised that the entrance and exit points of parking lots 8 and 9 that flow to Thomas Nelson Drive will be permanently closed as part of this planned work. The City of Hampton anticipates completion this week by Friday, May 30, 2008.

All students, faculty, and staff may use the new entrances for lots 8 and 9 located along Hastings Drive in front of Hastings Hall. This project – funded entirely by the City of Hampton – is part of a plan to improve traffic safety along Thomas Nelson Drive where many accidents have occurred. The Plant Services Department appreciates your patience as we all adjust to this new and safer traffic pattern.