Construction projects moving forward at CSU
Despite snowstorms and the pandemic, all major projects are back on track and plowing forward.
Despite snowstorms and the pandemic, all major projects are back on track and plowing forward.
An influx of vehicles, many of which are parked within designated bike lanes, is causing concern for the safety of bicyclists and drivers.
Contribute $10 to Rams Against Hunger and reduce the amount of a CSU-issued parking citation by $20.
The project to replace the aging infrastructure will alternately affect different sections of the Oval until late August.
Masks must be worn on Transfort buses and in all indoor and outdoor areas of transit centers and bus stops, including the CSU Transit Center and on the Around the Horn campus shuttle.
At the end of December, Schur left his position as executive director of Policy, Risk and Environmental Programs in the Division of University Operations after 21 years with CSU.
ParkMobile is now available for both iPhone and Android devices; Way2Park will remain active through June 30.
Facilities Management employees John Smith, Andrew Aragon and Steve Carmer have traveled the state and nation creating artistic masterpieces from blocks of compacted snow.
Customers who have a credit remaining from enforcement suspension due to COVID-19 have until Dec. 31, 2020, to contact PTS to use the credit toward another permit.
Through Dec. 18, giving $10 or more to CSU’s Rams Against Hunger will reduce each university parking ticket by $20.