Parking & Transportation
Citation Appeals
A citation received by a student may be appealed to the Student Appeals Committee within (15) fifteen business days. Appeals made later than (15) fifteen business days following issuance will NOT BE CONSIDERED. Student Appeals Committee meets every 2-4 weeks during the fall and spring semesters.
Citations received by faculty and staff may be appealed within (15) fifteen business days to the Non-student Citation Appeals Committee. Faculty and Staff Appeals Committee meets twice a year (typically in April and November).
| Student Traffic Appeals Committee | Non-Student Citation Appeals Committee (Faculty, Staff, and Visitors) |
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| Governing Board | Student Government Association | Administrative Council |
| Number of Committee Members | 9 | 7 |
| Term | 1 year, up to 4 consecutive years | 3 years |
| Appointment | SGA Senate | University President |
| How to Appeal the committee's decision | Email appeal to parking@tntech.edu to be reviewed by the Vice President of Student Affairs or their designee. | Email appeal to parking@tntech.edu to be reviewed by the Vice President of Planning & Finance or their designee. |
Supporting Documentation
| General Appeals Information | Section C: Citations and Appeals, Items 8-12 |
| Student Traffic Appeals Committee | The “Student Traffic Appeals“ Committee is addressed in Article V: Section 7; Article IV: Sections 1-4 |
| Non-Student Citation Appeals Committee |
Filing an appeal
Parking citation appeals must be filed online through the dedicated parking services website. On this website, users can manage their vehicles and contact information as well as view their citations and appeals in one centralized location.
The address for the website is https://tennesseetech.aimsparking.com/
The Student Appeals Committee meets every 2-4 weeks during the fall and spring semesters. The Non-Student Citation Appeals Committee meets twice a year at the end of the fall and spring semesters (typically in April and November).
Users encountering any technical difficulties or having questions relating to appeals process should call Parking & Transportation Services for assistance at 931-372-6428.
SGA F18-003 Bill: An Act to Forgive Citations and Improve the Community
A donation of six (6) canned, non-perishable food items may be turned in to the Parking & Transportation Services Office (Roaden University Center, room 122) in return for a price reduction on the citation by up to $15.
Only citations for "parking in an unassigned parking lot" and "parking without a valid parking permit displayed" will be forgiven. No restricted area citations will be forgiven (illegal parking space, fire lane, disabled area, etc.).
The donation of canned goods may only be used once per semester, per student. All donations must be made within 15 business days of the citation date. Anything beyond 15 business days will be denied.
