Online Application is Down

Thank you for your interest in Erie Community College. Due to system upgrades, the online application will be down Wednesday, June 28, 2017. You can apply for the Fall 2017 or Spring 2018 semesters by completing the paper application and emailing it to admissions@ecc.edu or fax it to (716) 270-2961. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Office of Admissions at (716) 851-1455. Thank you in advance for your patience!
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Erie Community College

Parking & Transportation

  • Parking and Transportation

    All transportation services are supported by the transportation fee; therefore, require no additional cost for use.

    NFTA Student Transit Pass

    Funded by the college’s transportation fee, the NFTA CRAM (College Riders Accessing Metro) Pass program provides students with unlimited access to the NFTA Metro Bus and Rail System. Details regarding the routes and schedules may be found at the NFTA website. A CRAM Pass, along with a current ECC photo ID card, is required to use this service. CRAM Passes may be picked up at the designated locations (located on the left) around the 3rd week of classes. Starting the first day of classes, student ID’s may be used as a complimentary bus pass.

    Emergency Phones

    Blue-light emergency phones at various outdoor locations on campus.

    Shuttle Service

    Shuttle bus service is available to transport students between ECC’s three campuses, when classes are in session during the spring and fall semesters. Take advantage of this free service to attend athletic events, pursue classes at another campus, work-study, or get involved in Student Government! Please check out our schedule for times and location pick-ups.

    Parking

  • At present, there is limited free student parking available at City Campus. Students must present a valid ECC student ID card and have a current parking permit displayed on their vehicle. Handicapped spaces are in designated spaces at Oak Street parking lot. These spaces are reserved for those vehicles with state or city disabled stickers. To obtain a permit, apply at Buffalo City Hall or through New York State.
    The North Campus has parking areas for students with permits, which are available in the security office. The designated student parking areas listed may have reserved faculty, staff, and disabled parking zones within them. Students may park in Lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, and 11, except where indicated as a reserved area.
    All vehicles operated by faculty, students, and staff must be registered with the Security Office. Special parking permits for disabled persons may be obtained from the Town Clerk, in the Town of Hamburg. Parking is allowed in Lots A-F only.

  • Need Help?

    Transportation

    City Campus (Transportation Office)
    Room 165
    121 Ellicott Street
    Buffalo, NY 14203
    P: (716) 270-5629
    Monday9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
    Tuesday - Friday9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
    North Campus - Welcome Center
    Room G122
    6205 Main Street
    Williamsville, NY 14221
    P: (716) 851-1322
    South Campus - Admissions
    Building 5, Room 5200
    4041 Southwestern Blvd.
    Orchard Park, NY 14127
    P: (716) 851-1655

  • Parking Regulations

    Students using any of these parking facilities must register their vehicle with the campus Security Office and must affix an identification decal to the left rear window of their automobile. Students should contact the campus Security Office for a list of parking regulations and a map of the campus, pinpointing the locations of parking facilities.

    Disabled students who require special parking permits should contact the Student Access Center.