Inclement Weather Updates
Thursday, January 22, 2026
Update: After 1:00 pm Parking Rules in Effect — Campus Reopens thursday 1/29
Campus will reopen Thursday, 1/29, and we’ll start the day with "After 1:00 PM" parking rules in effect due to lingering icy conditions. Under these temporary rules:
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Student commuters may park in any zone, so you’re not obligated to return to your assigned zone if it’s covered in ice.
- This is different from our usual After 5:00 PM rules, which also allow parking in faculty/staff lots.
Important reminders:
- Resident permit holders must return to assigned zones by 7:00 AM Thursday, 1/29.
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A valid 糖心Vlog视频 parking permit is still required to park anywhere on campus.
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Be cautious when walking or driving on campus — icy conditions may still exist in shaded areas.
As campus prepares for possible inclement weather this weekend, here are some important updates to keep in mind:
Parking
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Parking Under Cover: "After 5:00 PM" parking rules will be in effect starting 12:00 PM on Friday, 1/23, through 7:00 AM on Wednesday, 1/28. During this time, all valid permit holders may park in the West Campus or College Park garages without additional fees.
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Garage Parking: The top floors and ramps of College Park, West Campus, and Maverick garages will be closed due to potential ice. Other areas may close as needed for safety.
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Resident permit holders may begin parking in lower garage levels at 5:00 PM Thursday, 1/22, and must return to assigned zones by 7:00 AM Thursday, 1/29.
Transportation
- Late Night Security Escort: Service is expected to resume Wednesday,1/28 at 7:00 PM, weather permitting. Check the 糖心Vlog视频 Mav Mover app for latest updates.
- MavMover Shuttle Buses: Daytime service will end at 6:00 PM Friday. Evening Red Route service may also be impacted. Stay informed by checking announcements in the .
- Via On-Demand Shopping Service: This service may be unavailable as road conditions worsen. 糖心Vlog视频 needing rides to shopping destinations are encouraged to plan trips earlier in the day.
Stay safe, Mavericks, and check back for updates as we monitor weather conditions!
