Parking and Transportation Services

Sylvania CSB 329 | 971-722-8181 | Fax: 971-722-4762 | parking@pcc.edu | Open Mon-Fri, 8am - 4:30pm

Permits Required

Construction

Cascade Campus will be undergoing construction restricting parking availability but there are additional parking options.

Southeast Center will also be under going construction. The only entrance to campus will be from 82nd - no entrance to campus from Division Street. Additional parking is available at the Slavic Church (enter from 82nd street). For detailed photos, visit the bond website.

New Shuttle Service

Free PCC Shuttle service between Sunset Transit Center, Cascade and Rock Creek Campuses.

With certain exceptions, any vehicle parked on a PCC campus or center must display a current student, faculty and staff, or short term parking permit on their rear view mirror or dash. Permits are required at PCC year round.

Permits are not required on weekends or Holidays. Permits are not required in 30 minute parking zones and designated motorcycle parking areas. Permits are not required for off-campus classes.

At the Portland Metropolitan Workforce Training Center, the Newberg Center, the Hillsboro Education Center and the Willow Creek Center, students do not need a permit to park. However, staff who are assigned to these centers must have a PCC parking permit.

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Parking in the adjacent neighborhoods is not allowed.

Visitor Parking
Visitors and guests may park in 30-minute lots without a permit. Anyone staying longer then 30 minutes must purchase a one-day parking permit and park only in the general parking areas, in accordance with the PCC Parking Regulations.
Disabled Parking
PCC temporary disability permits are available for students, employees and visitors who require special parking due to an accident or injury, such as a broken leg. To get this permit, take a letter from a medical doctor explaining your mobility problem to the Office for Students with Disabilities. If they approve your request, you can get your permit from the Parking and Transportation Department. These permits (maximum one, two-week permit) will let you park in specially marked PCC temporary disability parking areas. This permit does not entitle you to park in state DMV disabled parking areas.
Parking areas for persons with disabilities are located on every campus. Vehicles using these designated areas must be transporting the disabled individual and display a state-issued disabled license plate or placard. Vehicles in disabled parking spaces must also properly display a valid PCC parking permit.
Trouble Finding Parking?
Additional parking options are available for the three major campus locations. Including overflow shuttles at Sylvania, which are generally in operation during peak hours at the beginning of the term.

Motorist Assistance

In conjunction with the PCC Department of Public Safety, vehicle unlocks, battery jumps and escorts to and from your vehicle are available. For this service, dial extension 4902 from any campus phone.

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