Scott Marquardt
Chief of Police
The University reserves the right to close roads, walks, drives or parking facilities, to modify designations and/or regulations affecting these facilities, to open such facilities to general use on special occasions, and to issue special regulations to aid in crowd control and snow removal operations.
The University assumes no responsibility or liability for loss from theft, or damage to vehicles operated or parked on campus.
Vehicle owners are held responsible for parking violations. Vehicle operators are held responsible for any moving traffic violation, and operators or owners are responsible for equipment violations.
Citations for violations may be issued by the University Police or the Platteville Police.
As of July 1, 1982, the State Department of Transportation is notified of any delinquent fines or forfeitures for parking violations. The Department of Transportation is authorized to suspend the registration of any vehicle owned by the violator, and to impose a fee of $10.00 for each unpaid parking citation.
The University Police will suspend motor vehicle registration for parking citations that are not paid after the second notification of an unpaid citation. University Police may also place holds on student records.