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2024-2025 Student Handbook 21 Parking Permits Parking permits issued during the 2023-24 school year (dark blue with no academic year noted), remain valid for the 2024-25 academic year. All vehicles parked on Seminary Property must have a current permit. Parking permit applications are available during normal business hours at the Security Desk located in the Student Center. When received, the parking permit must be displayed in the designated area of the vehicle, unobstructed so that it may be easily seen by the Security Team. Parking is only allowed in appropriate parking lots as per the assigned parking permit decal. Locations Student vehicles displaying the proper, valid permit are permitted to park in Lots A and B except for Denver Counseling Center (DCC) reserved spaces in Lot D, and the spaces for guests along the north side of lot A. Open parking is allowed in Lot C overnight from 5:00 pm-7:30 am Monday-Friday, and during weekends. Additional parking, with no permit necessary, is available in the Hudson Gardens gravel lot to the north of the Seminary campus. Violations Drivers in parking lots observed driving recklessly, speeding, failing to stop for a stop sign, or failing to yield to a pedestrian in a cross walk will be issued a moving violation with a fine of $50. Driving any motorized vehicle on walkways is prohibited and will be subject to the issuing of a moving violation. Official Seminary maintenance vehicles, special equipment, vendors, and ALL emergency response vehicles are exempt from this section. Seminary security staff and/or other law enforcement professionals who may be contracted by the Seminary have authorization to issue these citations. Additionally, a member of the Seminary community who witness a driver in violation of a regulation, contact security or law enforcement, testify against the driver, and have a moving violation issued. Denver Seminary's parking policies can be found on the school's website by clicking here. Safety, Security, and Emergencies Safety and Security Denver Seminary desires its campus to be a safe and secure environment. The Seminary recommends personal responsibility and vigilance on the part of all campus community members since the safety or well-being of persons or property cannot be guaranteed. Seminary security policies are written, enforced, and intended to provide students with a safe environment in which to learn and to keep students, visitors, and employees informed of campus security postures. The Seminary utilizes the Standard Response Protocol (SRP) developed by the "I love You Guy's Foundation" for emergency response. The SRP is a simple response matrix for all hazards designed to provide consistent, clear, shared language and actions among all staff, students and first responders. The SRP is not based on individual scenarios, but rather on the response to any given scenario. The SRP includes five response actions: Hold, Secure, Lockdown, Evacuate, and Shelter. A link to a twelve-minute video explaining each of the responses can be found here. Please watch the video and become familiar with each of the responses.