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ParkMobile to Replace Multi-Space Meters on Campus

  • Wednesday, June 26th, 2024

All single and multi-space parking meters on campus will be removed effective Friday, June 28th.  All payments for short-term parking can now be made through the ParkMobile app (https://parkmobile.io/). 

Once you are on campus and have found an available ParkMobile parking space, use the ParkMobile app to pay for the space. 

  1. Use the ParkMobile app, go to Parkmobile.io, or text “Park” to 77223.
  2. Find a ParkMobile parking space on campus.  The app has a feature to search for available ParkMobile spaces.
  3. Enter the zone number listed on the sign in front of the space. 
  4. Pay for the space and begin your parking session.  Opt-in to receive a 15-minute reminder before your session expires.

Rates are $2 / hour with an additional $0.45 ParkMobile fee. 

For more detailed information on ParkMobile visit the ParkMobile website (https://parkmobile.io/) or the ParkMobile tab on our website (ww.wku.edu/transportation). 

 

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