Parking Ticket Appeals
The purpose of the Parking and Traffic Regulations, as established by the Department of Public Safety/University of New Orleans Police, is to provide for fair and orderly parking and traffic flow for all faculty, staff, students and visitors to the University. We strongly encourage you to read and become familiar with the parking and traffic regulations established by University Police. If you are unsure about a parking lot or parking space, you may want to consider parking elsewhere instead of taking the risk of being issued a ticket.
If you feel a ticket was issued in error or believe the circumstances under which you parked in violation of the regulations warrant consideration, you can submit an appeal. It is strongly suggested that you review the regulations during your process of appeal.
Questions about an appeal?
Questions about Parking Regulations? Contact Department of Public Safety/University of New Orleans Police at 504-280-6371
Need to pay for a ticket?
Payments are made through Camps Parking in MyApps
How to Appeal:
The appellant should submit an appeal through Campus Parking in MyApps. If the information provided is incomplete, the appeal may not be processed.
- name of the appellant (must be the person to whom the ticket was issued.)
Resources
Parking Ticket Appeals
Parking ticket appeals should be based on the premise that the ticket was not consistent with University parking regulations, or that extenuating circumstances exist that may excuse the appellant from compliance with these regulations.
Appeals based on the following are not acceptable grounds for appeal:
- Ignorance of the Parking and Traffic Regulations.
- Inability to find a parking space.
- Operation of the vehicle by another person.
- Failure of officers to ticket previously for similar offenses.
- Disagreement with the Parking and Traffic Regulations.
A complete emailed appeal should be submitted within 14 calendar days from the date the ticket was issued or notice of the ticket.
Payment of a ticket is suspended without penalty during the appeal process.
Appellants will be notified by email of the finding of the appeal and how to request a review of the initial decision.