Getting to campus is easy, but looks different for everyone. Parking, transportation, and access options depend on
your campus and your role at Monroe Community College. Find parking information by campus, for students and staff, for visitors, and more.
Parking locations vary by campus. Choose your campus below to find parking details
for students, employees, and visitors.
Visitor & Guest Parking
A visitor or guest is someone not affiliated with Monroe Community College. Visitor
parking is available on each campus, with designated spaces and specific guidelines. Employees and registered students may not park in visitor-designated spaces.
If you’re a Dental Clinic patient, you may park in reserved metered spaces in Lot K at the Brighton Campus. Parking
is $0.50 per hour, with a five-hour maximum.
Public Transportation to Campus
Eligible MCC students can ride RTS buses for free with the MCC U-Pass. Learn how to
use the pass, check eligibility, and plan your route to campus.
Find information about accessible parking, EV charging stations, and parking guidelines
for students and employees at MCC.
Accessible Parking
MCC offers accessible parking at every campus. Learn where accessible spaces are located and review parking guidelines that apply college-wide.
Vehicle Charging Stations
Electric vehicle charging stations are available on all three MCC campuses. Learn
which lots offer charging and learn about usage guidelines.
Find the essentials for parking as a student, including:
- How to register your vehicle
- Where students are allowed to park
- Parking fees, refunds, and the MCC U-Pass
Get clear guidance on employee parking, including:
- How to register your vehicle and receive a parking permit
- Where employee parking is located on campus
- Overnight parking requests and assistance
Need to report an incident?
Contact the Department of Public Safety.
Personal Property & Security
Your safety and personal belongings are important. You’re responsible for securing personal
property while on campus, including your vehicle and items in your vehicle. Remove
valuables or keep them out of sight whenever possible.
MCC is not liable for lost, stolen, or damaged property, and MCC’s insurance does
not cover these items. Personal insurance coverage is recommended. Many students can
find coverage through their parents’ homeowner/tenant and automobile insurance policies.
