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Fourth of July

July 4 Fireworks Viewing at U of A Parking Garages is Prohibited

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Summer Parking Permits, Renewals, and Open Sales

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Temporary Vehicle Storage Parking Permit - (Roof Only) – SUMMER 2026

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Temporary Vehicle Storage Parking Permit (Rooftop Only) - MARCH 2026

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Free Lyft Codes between Tucson International Airport and Campus - MARCH 2026

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Temporary Vehicle Storage Parking Permit - WINTER 2025

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Reading Day and Winter Closure Service Hours

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Temporary Vehicle Storage Parking Permit - NOVEMBER 2025

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Travel Reduction Survey

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Parking Permit Waitlist Opens October 1, 2025

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