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Title Page Access to Facilities 23 Campus Closure 26 Campus Safety and Security Report- Jeanne Clery Act 14 Confidential Reporting 7 Crime Alerts 7 Crime Reporting Information 6 Campus Security Authorities 6 Crime Log 7 Crime Prevention Program 17 Crime Statistics 15 Drug Free Workplace Act 20 Emergency Preparedness 24 Emergency Notifications 25 Fire Log, Housing 29 Fire Safety Report 27 Fire Safety Systems, Housing 28 Housing / Residence Life Information 12 Judicial Affairs Office 11 Law Enforcement Authority- Interagency Relationships 8 Missing Students Procedures 13 Police Response 5 Reporting Crimes and Emergencies 5 Resources, Community 31 Resources, University 30 Responsibilities of the University Community 19 Security of Facilities 23 Sexual Assault Reporting 8 Sexual Harassment Policy 10 Sex Offender Information 10 Student Conduct 11 Timely Warnings 7 University Counseling Center 11 Victim Assistance 11 Weapons Control, Resolution 21

CAMPUS SAFETY -
A SHARED RESPONSIBILITY


Your safety and security are of utmost importance to the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (UCCS). Numerous people and resources on the campus and in the Colorado Springs community are dedicated to providing you with a safe working, learning, and living environment.

You can play a vital part in assuring that the Colorado Springs campus is a safe place to live and work by being aware of and actively participating in the University's safety policies and procedures. This information is provided to you as part of the UCCS' commitment to safety and security on campus, and is in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Act of 1998 and the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008.

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Mission Statement

The mission of the Department of Public Safety is to provide police, security, risk management, environmental safety, transportation, parking, and emergency preparedness services to the University community. We recognize that our authority comes from the Constitution of the United States, a continually reaffirmed expression of the will of the people, and we are dedicated to upholding its expression of the fundamental value of all people. We view our community and our employees as invaluable assets whose welcome diversity encourages us to strive for a place where their expression and worth can flourish. We do this with the clear understanding that our ultimate responsibility is to enhance and celebrate the University experience. The Department recognizes that specific programs aimed at encouraging community participation will be most successful when fostered within a climate of mutual community trust. This is most likely to occur as a result of frequent, free, and open contact among Department members, the public at large, and University community representatives.

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The current report is available in print upon request

The 2011 report is located at: http://www.uccs.edu/~pusafety/2011Safety/
The latest report is available at:  http://www.uccs.edu/~pusafety/safety/
Previous reports are available at:  http://www.uccs.edu/~pusafety/police/safety/

DID YOU KNOW:
Parking permits are NOT required on weekends, between semesters, and holidays where classes are not in session ( Schedule of Courses).