No Improper or Illegal Parking Allowed
Effective December 1, 2019, Chattahoochee Tech will tow improperly or illegally parked vehicles at the owner’s expense.
Here is a list of conditions that constitute improperly or illegally parked vehicles:
– Vehicles parked in marked fire lanes.
– Parking in marked spaces for disabled persons without displaying a valid disabled person’s license plate or placard.
– Parking in loading areas on any campus.
– Disregarding marked parking spaces by occupying more than one parking space with your vehicle.
– Vehicles parked in areas that are not specifically marked as college parking spaces.
Fees for Towing: $175 initially, plus $25 per day until vehicle is recovered.
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