General Information

Moody Bible Institute (MBI) provides parking as a benefit to our employees and as a service to our students, visitors and guests. MBI assumes no liability for vehicles parked in MBI lots, nor shall MBI be held responsible for the loss of goods or property from vehicles parked in MBI's lots.

All vehicles, motorcycles, moped’s and bicycles are required to have a valid parking permit prominently displayed while parked on Institute property. Possession of a permit does not guarantee a parking space. All permits remain the property of the Moody Bible Institute and may be revoked in the event of excess violations or other extenuating circumstances.

Parking Garage and Lots

Parking Garage Levels are reserved as follows:

  • Level 0.5 – Faculty and Executive Parking
  • Level 1.0 - 3.0 – Employee and Fleet Parking 
  • Levels 3.5–6.0 – On-Campus Student Parking

Lots are reserved as follows

  • Lot C – Employee Overflow, Commuter Student & Guests 
  • Lot E – Fleet Vehicles
  • Lot G – Grounds Crew
  • Lot V – Visitor Drop Off (15 Minutes)

Visitors

Visitors to the campus may park in the Visitor lot for 15-minutes to receive a parking pass from the ASC desk. Visitor parking passes are available at all Public Safety desks. The Smith Hall Public Safety desk is staffed 24/7.

Employees

Employees will receive a permit upon registering their vehicle. Permits are valid daily from 5am-11:59pm. Permits must be displayed on your vehicle. Parking permits must be returned to Public Safety at the end of employment.

Employee overnight permits are available for those who work overnight shifts (any time between 12am-5am). If an employee is traveling for business purposes, they can request a temporary overnight parking pass from the Public Safety Office. Employees are not permitted to park overnight for non-Institute business reasons. Vehicles must be parked on level 3 of the garage during this time.

Students

A limited number of permits are available for purchase based on seniority and a first-come, first-serve basis. Freshmen are not allowed to bring vehicles to campus.

Permits must be attached on the inside of the lower driver’s side front windshield or placed on the dashboard depending on permit type. It is the students’ responsibility to ensure permits are visible.

Students in need of short-term parking on campus, one day or one night, may purchase a permit from the Public Safety Office during office hours or any of the Public Safety desks.

Additional Information

  • Employees and students may park only one vehicle at a time on campus.
  • When a posted sign indicates a course of action contrary to these regulations, the sign takes precedence.
  • All persons entering and exiting parking areas on campus may be requested to show ID.
  • The parking areas are not intended for vehicle storage or long-term parking. Vehicles must be moved every 2 weeks or may receive a citation.
  • Loitering is not permitted in any of the parking areas.
  • Parking permit refunds can be requested until the middle of the fall or spring semester depending on purchase date.
  • Permits may not be transferred to other students without both parties seeking permission from the Public Safety Office. This transfer is subject to office approval and not guaranteed. Unauthorized transfers will be ticketed.
  • Permits that are photocopied, altered, or tampered with in any way are void.
  • Permits may not be emailed.
  • Driving or parking on sidewalks, lawns or on the plaza is prohibited and may result in loss of parking privileges.
  • Moody employees are not permitted to give verbal permission or exceptions to the policy.
  • False information provided to obtain a parking pass will result in a loss of parking privileges.
  • Motorcycles are only permitted to park in designated motorcycle parking spots.

Restricted Parking: No Public or Commercial Use

Moody Bible Institute's parking facilities are exclusively reserved for individuals with direct affiliations to our institution. We do not sell, lease, or offer parking spaces to outside entities, businesses, or individuals who are not visiting Moody or otherwise affiliated with our campus. Our limited urban campus parking is strictly maintained for the use of our students, faculty, staff, official visitors, and alumni. This policy allows us to better serve our campus community and those with legitimate Moody business. We carefully monitor our parking areas and enforce regulations to ensure these resources remain available for their intended users. Individuals seeking parking without a direct Moody connection will need to utilize public or commercial parking options in the surrounding area.

Parking Enforcement

Violations and Fines