CSULB suspends selling parking passes

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CSULB suspends selling parking passes

On the second day of school, CSU Long Beach  has suspended selling parking passes. 

A Tuesday August 27th message from the University's Parking and Transportation Department: 

Student Parking Permits (fall 2019) - Temporarily On Hold

Due to heavy traffic and parking patterns in the initial days of new academic year, Parking and Transportation Services will temporarily suspend the sales of Student Parking Permits.

We are confident that patterns will normalize in the coming days at which time Student Permit sales will resume.

In the meantime, please consider one of the many alternative forms of sustainable transportation sponsored by the university to get to campus including Long Beach Transit TAP, Los Coyotes Shuttle, Bike Share and Carpool.

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In a story on CSULB's enrollment in the Grunion Gazette, CSULB President Dr. Conoley the University is quoted as saying:

 "Although our official census is weeks away, as of today our total enrollment is outpacing Fall 2018.”

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This year CSULB announced a number of parking changes.  The changes included an Assisted Stacked parking program.  The satellite lot program that last year included a discounted parking arrangement in the Lowes/Kmart parking lot was discontinued.

Under Dr. Conoley the University has met with residents of the surrounding neighborhoods and worked toward finding solutions to the parking programs and other numerous neighborhood concerns.