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Parking during Sing Song

February 9, 2018 by Madison Fichtner

Parking on any normal day at ACU can be a challenge – not just for students, but also for faculty and staff. It will only get worse next weekend.

During Valentine’s Day weekend, Sing Song and a baseball tournament against the Quinnipiac Bobcats will take place on campus.

“Parking during any Sing Song is challenging,” said Lt. Randy Motz of the ACU Police Department.

Motz advised anyone attending Sing Song to plan ahead and get to campus early. Parking is  first-come, first-serve during the weekends and anytime during the week after 4:30 p.m.

On Friday, Feb. 16, parking during the day will still be enforced, and ACUPD will issue parking tickets. Motz advised visitors to call the police station or visit to get a parking permit.

For more information regarding parking, visit the campus map available online.

 

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About Madison Fichtner

My name is Madison Fichtner and I am a senior convergence journalism major from Dallas, Texas. In December of 2018, I will be graduating and plan on getting a job in the local community of Abilene as a reporter. In my free time, I enjoy watching and cheering on my favorite sports teams, which include, the Dallas Stars, FC Dallas, and the Spurs. I am a Disney College Program alumna and finished my eight-month program in August 2017.

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