Parking and Traffic Violations

Vehicles parked illegally will be ticketed by Campus Safety. In addition, vehicles parked in fire zones or handicap spaces may be cited and/or towed by the Winter Park Police Department. The person who registers the vehicle on campus is held accountable for any violation involving the vehicle. The owner is also responsible for any violations incurred by other drivers of the registered vehicle. Parking and traffic fines must be paid prior to the release of school records, diplomas, certificates and before a student can register for classes or activate pre-registration schedules.

Any person who provides false information on the registration form may be subject to disciplinary action. In addition, current and/ or future parking privileges may be suspended or revoked. Please see, Code of Community Standards--Falsification.

Vehicles may not be left on Rollins College property, to include the parking garage, during the summer months without prior approval of the Department of Campus Safety.

At no time is parking allowed in tenant or reserved space in the parking garage.

Fines may be paid 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at the Campus Safety office or mailed with the original citation to:

Rollins College
Department of Campus Safety
1000 Holt Ave. – 2734
Winter Park, FL 32789-4499

If paying by check, please make it payable to Rollins College and include your decal number, citation number and R-Card ID number on the check.

Fines must be paid within 14 calendar days of the issue date on the citation. Citations unpaid for more than 14 calendar days will be transferred to the student’s account with a $20.00 service charge for each past due citation.

The Campus Safety Department utilizes immobilization devices (boots) to aid with the enforcement of college parking policies. Your vehicle may be immobilized if you have accumulated three or more citations, paid, unpaid or appealed.

After your second citation on an unregistered vehicle and third citation on a registered vehicle, the vehicle will be immobilized at that time - and every time moving forward - if they are found in violation of traffic or parking policies. A vehicle will remain immobilized until the appropriate fine is paid or 5 calendar days pass. On the 5th calendar day, the vehicle will be towed from campus.

Once a vehicle has been immobilized, do not attempt to move the vehicle or severe damage may occur. Tampering with or removal of an immobilizer may result in immediate revocation of parking privileges and an additional fine of $200.00. Theft of an immobilizer is a felony and could result in criminal prosecution. A vehicle may be immobilized on Rollins College property, at the discretion of the Director, due to public safety concerns.

The tow company is responsible for any damages to vehicles during the performance of a tow.