finance and administration
PARKING MANAGEMENT

Parking Management

 

Melinda Anderson, Director
Melinda Anderson, CAPP
Director

News and Events

 Student Spaces are still available:

 

Summer:Fall:Spring:

A Lot -0

A Lot-0A Lot-0

N Lot-5

N Lot-0N Lot-17

O Lot-0

O Lot-0O Lot-0

P Lot-3

P Lot-0P Lot-10

AA Lot-29

AA Lot-18AA Lot-34

BB Lot-100

BB Lot-77BB Lot-114

 

 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO HAGOOD PARKERS:

YOUR COOPERATION IS ESSENTIAL

The MUSC contract with the city for use of the Hagood lot requires that no more than 150 MUSC vehicles remain in the lot after 5:30 p.m. during baseball season.  This has been a requirement of our lease with the city for many years, but it was not enforced until last year.  The River Dogs baseball season begins on Thursday, April 11, and so does the 150 MUSC-vehicle 5:30 p.m. limit

Here’s how you can help: When it is a game day, game day signs will be posted at the entrances to the main Hagood Lot.  If you will not be leaving the lot by 5:30 p.m. please park in the 175-space section of the Hagood lot that is on the south side of Line Street between the main Hagood Lot and Harborview Tower. This lot is owned by MUSC; and if later-departing employees will park there on game days, it will make the necessary difference.

Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation.

April 8, 2013

MUSC Office of Parking Management

A limited number of day passes are sold per location on a daily basis. These passes may be purchased in advance or at the President St. Garage attendant’s booth for same day use. Please click the link above for additional information.

 


Mission

To help members of the MUSC community and MUSC customers obtain services and solutions for their MUSC-related parking and transit needs.

Vision

The Office of Parking Management’s vision is to effectively carry out its leadership role in the university’s on-going effort to create a parking system which meets the university’s myriad and complex needs.

Recognizing that this is a long-term process, the Office of Parking Management’s over-riding vision is to operate the parking system in such a way that all customers are served in a helpful , balanced, prompt, effective, efficient, respectful and courteous way.

This can be done by providing services as requested where reasonable and possible to do so; by providing alternate solutions; by providing education and information about the parking system which helps the customer meet his or her needs; and, always, by providing attentive, prompt, and courteous service to each customer.

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