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Faculty and Staff Resources

Reserve a vehicle

We have two vehicles available for faculty and staff to use for academic and service-learning purposes: a 12 passenger van and a Chevy Impala. They can be reserved in one of two ways:

  1. Online Request Form:Ìý

  2. Paper Request Form: On the backside of the SLC door, there is a binder labeled "Vehicle Check-Out Binder". Flip to the back of the binder to find a paper copy of the vehicle check-out form. Fill it out and hand it to an SLC worker or, if the SLC is closed, slide it under the door. To see if a vehicle is already being used, there is a calendar inside the binder that shows the availability of each vehicle.Ìý

Important reminders about using an SLC vehicle:

  • License: You must have a valid driver's license to drive the vehicles
  • Mileage: We charge use for vehicles based on the mileage of your trip. Before leaving, please look at the odometer so proper estimates can be made about the mileage of the trip to charge fairly.
  • Gas: Before leaving, check to see if you can make your trip with the gas currently in the tank. The SLC vehicles should never be filled with gas at the gas station (unless it's an overnight/longer trip). They are filled with gas on campus. Please notify an SLC worker if the gas is low.Ìý
  • Binders: You’ll note that in every vehicle there is a small binder. It lists important contact information, the driving schedule, and a QR code that leads to . The form must be filled out at the end of each drive.Ìý
  • Keys: Keys can be picked up and dropped off at the SLC. Please drop keys off earlier than your expected time, if possible. The SLC and other departments use these vehicles to transport students multiple times a day, so please be mindful of picking up and returning keys to the SLC in a timely manner.Ìý
  • AirTags: You’ll notice that there are AirTags on each set of keys. We do this to track where the vehicle goes and to ensure that we never lose our keys (they get lost more often than you think!) Please do not take the AirTags off the keys. Losing an AirTag will result in a fine.Ìý

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