Attendant-Assisted Parking (Stack Parking)

The NIH provides attendant-assisted parking to increase on-campus parking capacity. This helps compensate for the loss of parking spaces due to construction on the NIH Campus.

There are six (6) attendant-assisted garages and parking lots.

Employees self-park and lock their cars in the existing striped spaces.

Parking Procedures:

• When self-park spaces are full, attendants direct drivers to designated stacked parking locations (i.e., aisles)
• Drivers leave their vehicles, ignition keys, and receive a claim ticket.
• Attendants secure vehicle keys using keyed security locks.
• As self-park spaces open, stacked cars are moved into open spaces.
• Departing employees who have stack-parked will present a claim ticket to attendants who will return the employee's ignition key.
• Attendants also move any stacked vehicles that are blocking self-parked vehicles. 

The parking contractor reserves the right to move a vehicle to other sections of the garage or other lots within the complex.  Reasonable care is given to vehicles left in the custody of the Parking Contractor; however, the contractor is not responsible for loss or damage due to fire, theft, breakage, mechanical failure, collision, fire, freezing, or personal property left in vehicles. Articles left in vehicles are at the owner's risk. No employee has the right to change these conditions.