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Long Beach City College Permit Portal

Winter Permit 2026 - January 5 to February 13, 2026

Spring Permit 2026 - February 9 to June 19, 2026


Long Beach City College (LAC & TTC)

These parking regulations are enforced to protect permit holders and ensure campus safety. A valid digital parking permit is required at all times in all lots at both LAC and TTC.

IMPORTANT: Head-In Parking Only
Reverse or tail-in parking is not permitted. License plates must remain fully visible. Failure to comply may result in a citation.

Key parking reminders:

·         Parking is first-come, first-served; permits do not guarantee a space.
·         Your permit must be in "Paid" Status to be valid. Permits in "Approved" status are NOT VALID until full payment is confirmed.
·         Permits are digital and linked to your license plate (no physical permit).
·         You are responsible for entering correct plate information.
·         Park only within marked spaces; no double parking.
·         No overnight parking between 11:30 PM and 5:00 AM.
·         No parking in enclosed construction areas (vehicles will be towed).
·         Stopping in lots or along perimeters for passenger pick-up is prohibited.

Permit restrictions & citations:

·         Student and daily permits do not allow parking in staff, metered, or reserved stalls unless posted.
·         Citations are issued to vehicles without a valid digital permit.
·         No citation adjustments are made by LBCC. Appeals must follow citation instructions.

Campus-specific rules:

·         LAC: After 4 PM, student may park in staff stalls in Lots G, H, I, and M only.
·         TTC: Staff stalls require a staff permit at all times.
·         Parking regulations may vary by lot. Drivers are responsible for reading and complying with all posted signage.
·         Off-campus residential parking requires a valid City permit; vehicles may be cited or towed at the owner’s expense.


This message is a general reminder. Always follow posted signage and campus directions. Failure to observe posted signage does not exempt a vehicle from citation.



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