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Monday through Thursday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Fridays 9:00 am – 4:00 pm by appointment only.
Parking permits
PCC offers many parking and transportation options at all of its campuses and centers. The campus map shows parking locations for all campuses and centers, as well as TriMet and PCC shuttle stop locations.
Parking permits
tag Parking permits are required.
Summer term online permit sales began Monday, May 22nd. Students and part-time faculty will need to go to MyPCC to buy their term permits. Permits are mailed to your home address the week prior to the start of the term and orders placed after the beginning of the term will be mailed within one or two business days. See more information about PCC parking permits for students, faculty, and staff, and other parking permits and options.
Hourly and daily parking permits are available for the Spring and Summer terms through the permit dispenser machines located on the campuses.
Transportation alternatives
There are plenty of alternatives to driving to PCC alone!
PCC shuttle service
PCC operates a free shuttle service during the Spring term. The updated Spring term shuttle schedule is available to be printed now. Please note that the blue line will not run evenings and Fridays during the Spring term due to a driver shortage. See the PCC shuttles page for more information.
Shuttles do not run during the Summer term and during school breaks.
Good news! The blue line (Rock Creek campus to Sylvania campus) will run evenings and Fridays beginning with the Fall 2023 term!
Public transit
PCC and TriMet have partnered to provide the Free Summer ’23 Hop card program for PCC students taking credit classes during the Summer term. Learn more about the Free Summer ’23 program. These Hop cards will not be available for pick up until Monday, June 26th.
More Oregonians qualify for TriMet’s reduced fare with 2023 adjustment to federal poverty rate. TriMet offers a Reduced Fare Program (still available and sold by TriMet) that is the best deal for all TriMet riders including many PCC students. Pay only $28 (72% discount) for a monthly pass or get access to 50% off TriMet single-use tickets and day passes. Full details on program qualifications can be found on the TriMet site. TriMet recently announced that starting in July 2022 through June 2024, TriMet will give every new and re-enrolling participant in our reduced fare program based on income a free, one-month pass. Please contact TriMet directly if you have any questions about this program. Discounted passes are still available through this program! Learn about taking public transit to PCC »
Ride your bike or motorcycle
PCC offers bicycle storage and rental options, and motorcycle parking is free. Motorcycles don’t require parking permits, but you can only park in areas specifically designated for motorcycles. Learn more about bikes and motorcycles at PCC »
Use a ride or car-sharing program
Carpool or use one of Portland’s major car-sharing options. Learn more about ride-sharing and car-sharing »
Rules and operations
Parking regulations
PCC’s parking regulations, including violations, citations, booting, and towing.
Neighborhood parking
Parking in the neighborhoods surrounding PCC’s campuses and centers is prohibited.
Pay or appeal a citation
Did you receive a parking citation? Use PCC’s Parking Portal to pay or appeal your citation.
Need assistance?
Call PCC Public Safety at 971-722-4902 for vehicle unlocks, battery jumps, and escorts to and from your vehicle.
Transportation Staff
View a complete listing of Transportation and Parking staff.
TDM and sustainability
Details about PCC’s Transportation Demand Management (TDM) and sustainability planning.