Bike Storage and Bike Roundup

Need a safe and secure place to store your bicycle over summer break or winter break? Instead of taking your bike home over break or exposing it to the winter weather conditions, store it at MUPD!

Cost - $25.00 (typically a 3-month storage period)

Bike Storage Information

Complete the online and then to the Police Services Center located at the Ditmer Parking Lot. Your bike will then be placed in our secure storage pod for safekeeping. We are here to assist you in storing your bike.

We accept the following Payment Methods:

Charge to Bursar (Applies to �þ��Ƶ Students only) or
Bicycle Fee

Upon return to campus please from storage. MUPD staff will also contact you at the end of the storage period to remind you to schedule the pickup or offer to extend the storage service.

Questions: please contact us at 513-529-2223 or email mupdrio@miamioh.edu.

Annual Bike Roundup Information

When you leave campus at the end of the spring semester, take your bicycle home with you!

Bike roundup dates and requirements
Sunday, May 17, 2026	Bicycle owners must remove all bicycles from the bike racks (inside and outside storage)
	Students who will be staying on campus for the summer must move their bike to their designated summer residence dorm and attach/tape a note indicating that their bike will be in use for the summer.
	Faculty and staff keeping bikes on campus must attach/tape a note to the bike indicating that it will be in use for the summer.
	The University is not responsible for loss or damage to bicycles or locks left on the bicycle racks after this date.
Wednesday, May 20, 2026	The �þ��Ƶ Police and the Campus Services Office will remove and impound all bicycles left on campus.
	If the bike does not have a note attached, the bike will be removed and taken to impound at the �þ��Ƶ Police Department. The owner retrieving their bike may be charged a $25.00 storage fee.
Friday, May 22, 2026	Beginning Friday, you may reclaim your bicycle during regular business hours at the �þ��Ƶ Police Department, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
	All persons claiming impounded bicycles must show proof of ownership, including a full description of the bicycle (make, model, serial number, color, identifying marks or lettering, and location where it was parked). If you authorize another person to claim your bicycle, that person must present written authorization from the owner. There will be no exceptions.
September 2026	All bicycles not claimed during the summer will be sold at the �þ��Ƶ Surplus Auction

For further information regarding bike roundup, please contact the �þ��Ƶ Police Department at 513-529-2223 or email mupdrio@MiamiOH.edu.

�þ��Ƶ Police Department

Dial 9-1-1 if you have an emergency. If you require immediate police assistance or wish to report a criminal offense, call the police dispatcher at 513-529-2222.

Contact Information

Police Services Center
4945 Oxford-Trenton Road
Oxford, Ohio 45056
513-529-2222 | 24 hours | Non-Emergency
police@MiamiOH.edu

Substation Locations

Armstrong Student Center - 1055

Farmer School of Business - 1001

King Library - 31

Yager Stadium - 180

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