Visitor Parking Information

From Interstate 90 take Exit 305 and turn south onto North 19th Avenue towards Bozeman. Continue on North 19th Avenue for approximately 4 miles. Turn left onto Kagy Boulevard and travel approximately 1 mile to South 7th Avenue. Turn left onto South 7th Avenue and the next right will bring you to the University Police station parking lot. Here you are able to purchase parking permits during business hours, have any parking or police related questions answered, and also handle any pending citations.

If you are attending a conference on campus, you should have received parking information in advance. If prior arrangements were not made, please be sure to purchase a parking pass or pay in the parking garage prior to attending the event to avoid citation. Event coordinators, department hosts, and any staff or students which invite guests to campus are responsible for providing the appropriate parking information. 

To request temporary permission to use campus loading docks, service drives, and delivery areas from University Police, please call us at 406-994-1723 during business hours. Please call 406-994-2121 and select option 3 for after hours permission.

All contractor vehicles are required to purchase a parking permit to park on campus. All MSU parking regulations apply. Please visit as Parking Services to purchase long-term permits. 

Please refer parking-related questions to your supervisor or University contact.

Major renovation work on Romney Hall will begin Aug. 5. As a result, a portion of Grant Street near Romney will be closed to accommodate work on the building. The street will be closed between the Visual Communications Building service drive and the west end of the SUB loop. The VCB service drive entrance, the entrance to the Fieldhouse parking lot, and the SUB loop will remain accessible from Grant Street. Through-traffic should look for alternative routes, such as College Street, Harrison Street and Kagy Boulevard. A temporary sidewalk will be constructed leading pedestrians around the north side of the building. The existing sidewalk on the south side of Grant Street will remain open.