New Page 1

Upon receiving a parking violation and you feel that the citation was issued in error, within five days you may appeal the citation at the ULM Police Department. Appeals are handled on Thursdays between the hours of 2PM and 4PM by the Director of the ULM Police Department or his designee.

Citation appeal forms are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at the front desk of the ULM Police Department. You may also submit an appeal form online by following the link below.

On-Line Citation Appeals

General Provisions

A. Neither inclement weather nor special events will alter the provisions of these regulations.
B. THE PERSON IN WHOSE NAME THE VEHICLE IS REGISTERED IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC TICKETS ISSUED TO IT ON CAMPUS.
C. Failure to register a motor vehicle, falsifying traffic tickets, removing traffic tickets from parked vehicles, or abuse of driving may subject the violator to disciplinary action. Flagrant violation may cause the permanent loss of driving privileges on campus.
D. Parking of trailers, boats, or boat trailers on campus is prohibited.
E. Students with indebtedness to the University because of traffic violations will not be permitted to re-enroll or procure a transcript until such indebtedness is paid.
F. Disabled vehicles must be reported immediately to University Police.
G. Automobiles will not be repaired on campus (other than minor adjustments).
H. Students with severe and/or permanent handicaps should contact ULM Police prior to applying for a parking permit.
I. Pedestrians have the right of way over motor vehicles when crossing the street in areas marked as pedestrian crossing and not controlled by a traffic light. At intersections controlled by a traffic signal, pedestrians have the right of way when crossing the street with the red signal.
J. All persons riding in vehicles will ride seated in the vehicle.
K. All appeals must be filed with the Director of University Police within five days from the date of the citation or there shall be no right of appeal.