Holiday closings, service changes announced

Property Disposition will be closed July 3-7, which means departmental sales, public shopping and rental cage access will be unavailable. Those who need access to cages in the North Campus storage building should contact the office before July 3 at property.disposition@umich.edu or 764-2470. For urgent access during the July 4 holiday week contact Mary Ellen Lyon at melyon@umich.edu or 763-1197.

U-M transit services, including the Commuter and Northwood routes, as well as the Health System shuttles, will not operate July 4. Additionally, the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority (AATA) will not operate regular fixed-route bus service, A-Ride paratransit or senior taxi services that day. All regular bus and paratransit services will operate July 3, and resume regular schedules July 5. Passengers may use AATA's Holiday Ride shared-ride taxi service on July 4 for a fee, with discounts for seniors and persons with disabilities. The Holiday Ride taxi service operates only within the city limits of Ann Arbor. Bus route, schedule and fee information is available at (734) 996-0400 or www.TheRide.org.

Parking enforcement will be suspended for permits and meter fees in most U-M parking lots and structures for the Independence Day holiday. Exceptions are: the Simpson Circle Drive Structure (also called the Mott Structure or M22 on East Medical Center Drive), the North Entrance Structure (also called the Cancer Center/Geriatric Center Structure or M15 on West Medical Center Drive), which will maintain regular 24-hour operations, and all special-signed spaces throughout campus (Gold, U-M Service Vehicle, Commercial Vehicle and Handicap), which will continue to require the appropriate permit. Patient/visitor parking at the Palmer Drive Structure (N26) and Parking B at the North Entrance Structure will be closed on Independence Day.

Parking area A, at the Taubman Structure (M18), will remain open with normal operations. This announcement does not pertain to city of Ann Arbor structures or meters. Regular campus parking enforcement will resume at 6 a.m. July 5.

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