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Summer 2023 Hours and Updates
May 25, 2023Parking Passes Summer 2023 parking passes are available for purchase now. They can be found HERE. Union Parking Garage The Union Parking Garage is closed for the summer. It is anticipated to reopen in time for the Fall 2023 semester. Sandburg Parking Garage The Union Parking Garage is closed for the summer. It is anticipated to reopen in time for ...Read moreMCTS WisGo Update
May 11, 2023UWM is currently working with MCTS on implementing the new WisGo fare management system. We are planning on transitioning to WisGo after the conclusion of the Spring semester, and current MCTS transit passes will work until that time. Once launched, UWM students with UPASSes and faculty/staff with commuter value passes can sign up for the ...Read more2023-2024 Faculty/Staff Permits & Auto-Renewal
April 14, 2023Main Campus Faculty/staff annual parking and bus passes expire on 5/31/23. Parking permits are available for purchase on Monday, 5/1, at 8 am. Do you have a payroll deduction? You can sign up for auto-renewal starting this year. Customers should have received an email from Transportation Services detailing their new contract and associated fees as well as ...Read moreStudent Parking Permits Fall 2023 and 2023-2024 Year
April 14, 2023Main campus student parking permits for the Fall 2023 semester and 2023-2024 academic year will be available for purchase starting Monday, 6/5, at 8 am. Permits for certain surface lots, including but not limited to Lots 1 and 8 Enderis/Library, Lot 9 Zelazo, Lot 20 Cunningham, and Lots 34, 35, and 36 Daycare/Honors will be ...Read moreImportant Prowl Line Changes
March 15, 2023Due to feedback from Prowl Line riders, University Housing has decided to combine all the Prowl Line residence hall routes into one loop, the same loop which runs daily after 6 pm, but which will soon be the only route for the residence halls. This change will take effect on Monday, March 27 and remain ...Read moreFree steering wheel locks offered to owners of Hyundai and Kia vehicles
January 24, 2023Students, faculty and staff with 2012-2020 Hyundai and Kia models are encouraged to take steps to prevent break-ins and theft. Across the country, these vehicles are being targeted because their design lacks an engine immobilizer, an electronic security device that makes it more difficult to start a vehicle without a key. The two car companies ...Read more