May 12, 2014
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District Raises Parking Penalty

Photo Illustration by Liz Monroy / el Don
Photo Illustration by Liz Monroy / el Don

By Aaron Vasquez

Parking fines increased for the first time in 20 years when citation costs more than doubled from $20 to $45 earlier this semester.

The district raised fees after a report revealed fines were lower than those at other schools. Fullerton and Cypress colleges both charge $37 for parking violations.

Extra revenue from the increase will fund safety and security services on campus, Vice Chancellor of Business Operations Peter Hardash said.

 

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