Employee
Continue to main contentEmployee Permits are for faculty and staff employed by the University. Before receiving a permit, employment will be verified.
Common Permit Options
- Permits are issued based on verification of employment status.
- Permits are for use by the employee only and should not be loaned.
- Employees are responsible for parking tickets they receive.
- Graduate assistants are issued parking permits based on verification by the Graduate Office.
- Graduate Assistant permits are valid in ANY STUDENT parking lot.
Motorcycle and Scooter Parking
Permits are available as a regular parking permit option for faculty and staff at the cost of:- Fall, Spring and Summer - $75
- Spring and Summer - $56
- Summer - $42
- Fall, Spring and Summer - $25
- Spring and Summer - $15
- Summer - $5
Permits must be displayed on the front fork, fender, or windshield. The permit number must be visible from the front of the motorcycle.
Failure to register a motorized scooter/motorcycle will result in University parking citations when appropriate and/or impounding or towing when necessary.
Citations and impounding will be issued using current University parking policy and violation fines.
Temporary parking
If an employee needs to drive a vehicle other than the one with their parking permit, a temporary permit must be obtained from Parking Services for a fee of $1 a day and $5 per week, and displayed from the rearview mirror of the vehicle being driven. Temporary parking is assigned based on the lot for which the purchased decal is valid.If a vehicle will be parked on campus temporarily, and no decal has been previously purchased, a special permit can be obtained for display, and parking will be restricted to parking lots.
Disabled Parking
Only vehicles displaying state-issued disabled license plates or hang tags may park in disabled spaces. Employees must display a parking permit in addition to the disabled license plate or disabled hang-tag when parked on campus parking lots. Employees are encouraged to bring documentation of disabled plates and/or hang tags to Parking Services.
If marked disabled spaces are full, parking is available in any regular parking space with a University permit and a state disabled license plate or hang tag.
Employees who require disabled parking but do not have disabled license plates or hang-tag should contact the licensing agent of the state of residency for appropriate licensing. Licenses for both permanent and temporary disabilities must be coordinated through the state licensing agent. Applicants must provide state receipts of license to verify hang-tag use.
Disabled spaces are illustrated on the campus map by the wheelchair symbol. Disabled parking violations are issued pursuant to RSMO 301.142.1 and Cape Girardeau City Ordinance.
Parking Maps
Southeast has parking lots across campus. Find the right permit for you with our interactive parking map.
Parking Application
You can apply two ways for your permit, online through your portal or by contacting Parking Services by phone or email. Please apply using only one method. Employee permits can be picked up at the DPS office at 1401 N. Sprigg.
The preferred form of application is online through mySEMO.
If you do not have access to the internet or need assistance in applying for your parking permit, you may contact Parking Services by phone at (573) 651-2310 or by email at parking@semo.edu and a staff member will assist you with your application.
Cape Girardeau, MO 63701
Cape Girardeau, MO 63701