Resolution 24-07: LOCKED OUT, GIVE A SHOUT!
| Number | 24-07 |
| Description | The university should have the proper equipment to assist students when they are locked out of their cars. |
| Authored by |
Daniela Ventura Aaliyah Duff Micheal Chacon |
| Sponsored by |
Daniela Ventura Aaliyah Duff |
| Date Submitted | Tuesday, February 6, 2024 |
| Date Considered | Thursday, January 1, 1970 |
| General Body Vote | Thursday, January 1, 1970 |
| Committee | Special Affairs |
| Result | In Research |
| Remarks | |
| Whereas | The University of Texas at Arlington is known to be a commuter campus, according to U.S. News, around 90% of students travel from outside of campus to attend classes, making the possibility for vehicle issues to occur. Thousands of students at UTA with permits pay up to $1,304.00 a year for access to parking on campus. |
| Whereas | Students at The University of Texas at Arlington experiencing locksmith issues are stranded on campus making them miss class, work, or other obligations. Which impacts their education and financial stability. |
| Whereas | Locksmith services are very costly both monetarily and timely. The average services for car lockouts range from $70-$150 and those affected can wait anywhere from 2-5 hours. |
| Whereas | UTA has an onsite police force, that does not have the necessary tools to help students and faculty locked out of their vehicles. |
| Be It Further Resolved That | UTA police should have the proper equipment to assist students if they get locked out of their vehicles. To ensure that those on campus have access to timely assistance at no cost. |
| Downloadable File | Download Resolution24-07_1708463179.docx |
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