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Safety services are available through University Safety and other offices on campus:

UNIVERSITY POLICE


911 for emergencies

801-585-2677 non-emergencies

The University of Utah Police Department provides services 24/7/365, is commissioned by the state of Utah, and includes officers who are POST-certified. Within U Police, there are three units that work to serve and protect members of the U community, including students, employees, visitors, and patients, as well as their property.

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CAMPUS SECURITY AND
U HEALTH SECURITY


Main Campus: 801-585-2677

University Hospital: 801-581-2294

Our unarmed security officers patrol the campus and the hospital 24/7/365 and check building locks, provide motorist assists, and offer courtesy escorts.

SAFE RIDE


801-231-9058 

Commuter Services offers rides to and from any location on campus, except Research Park. The service is available Monday to Friday from 6 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Users can schedule a trip using the TransLoc app.

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CAMPUS SHUTTLES


Shuttles keep the University of Utah community connected Monday through Friday, with limited service for the University Hospital on weekends.

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PARKING AFTER 3 P.M.


“U” parking permits may be used in designated “A” lots after 3 p.m. This option enhances safety by allowing students to park in lots closer to main campus buildings during the evening. The “A” stalls available to students after 3 p.m. are shown in red on the map accessed below.

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EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT


Emergency Management increases the U’s capabilities to respond to hazards that threaten the campus, while also preventing or reducing the impact of the hazards on the community. The division coordinates the activities of various departments responsible for continued operations during disasters, coordinates inter-local agreements for use of resources, communicates with state and federal agencies, and provides education and training.

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CAMPUS ALERTS


Members of the campus community automatically receive email alerts and can also receive text message alerts by signing up through the Campus Alert link in CIS. Alerts provide timely, accurate information about active situations, protective actions to take during emergencies (such as severe weather, an earthquake or a violent attack), and other incidents on campus (such as COVID-19 information or other safety messages).

Safety Warnings are required to be sent when certain crimes present a serious or continuing threat to the campus community and are identified with an orange banner in email communications.

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Crisis Resources

Support resources available 24/7/365 at the University of Utah:

HUNTSMAN MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTE


Crisis line 24/7: 801-587-3000

The HMHI focuses on transformative discovery through research, excellence in mental health training and education, and exceptional mental health care for patients and their families. It offers a safe and healing environment and provides a continuum of mental health care.

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COMMUNITY SERVICES


801-585-2677

Community Services offers crisis support 24/7/365 and coordinates response with University Police. Call 801-581-2677 and ask to speak with a crisis support specialist.

*Crisis support specialists are mandatory reporters under Title IX. Confidential resources are available through the HMHI, University Counseling Center, Women’s Resource Center, and Victim-Survivor Advocates in the Center for Student Wellness.

SAFE UT APP


For Crisis Call: 833-372-3388

The SafeUT Crisis Chat and Tip Line is a statewide service that provides real-time crisis intervention to youth through live chat and a confidential tip program – right from your smartphone.

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MY SSP APP


833-369-1250

The My SSP App provides students with immediate and/or ongoing confidential, 24-hour support, year-round for any school, health, or general life concern at no cost to the student. Students can call or text with a licensed counselor from their cell phone at any time, regardless of their location.

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Support Resources

Counseling and support services are available from several entities on campus:

CENTER FOR NATIVE EXCELLENCE AND TRIBAL ENGAGEMENT


801-581-7392 or 801-581-7019

Resource and advocate for American Indian/Alaskan Native student visibility and success on campus.

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BASIC NEEDS CENTER


The Basic Needs Center aims to enhance student success at the University of Utah by providing resources for day-to-day needs like food, healthcare, financial counseling, and more.

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BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION TEAM


With students facing high levels of stress in their lives, faculty and staff may encounter students whose behaviors are concerning, disruptive, or threatening towards themselves or others. In an effort to respond to the safety needs of the campus, the U established the Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT).

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CENTER FOR DISABILITY & ACCESS


801-581-5020

info@disability.utah.edu

Accommodations and resources for students with disabilities.

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CENTER FOR CAMPUS WELLNESS


801-581-7776

wellness@sa.utah.edu

Health education and services, including victim-survivor advocates and bystander intervention training.

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DREAM CENTER


801-231-3697

dream@utah.edu

Advocacy for undocumented students and mixed-status families from college access to graduation.

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EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Faculty & Staff Only


801-587-9319 or 800-926-9619

Confidential counseling service that aids with a variety of personal concerns.

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HOUSING AND RESIDENTIAL EDUCATION


Available 24/7: 801-587-2000

24/7 support, resources, and conflict support for students living on campus.

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INDEPENDENT REVIEW COMMITTEE


Complaints about public safety personnel may be reported to the Independent Review Committee at irc@utah.edu

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT & SCHOLAR SERVICES


801-581-8876

international@utah.edu

Support and services for international students, faculty, and staff.

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OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF STUDENTS


801-581-7066

deanofstudents@utah.edu

Advocate for students facing challenges to their success as students (academic adjustments, Behavioral Intervention Team, etc.).

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OFFICE OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY, AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, AND TITLE IX


801-581-8365

oeo@utah.edu

Addresses issues of discrimination and sexual misconduct, including receiving reports and providing information on equal opportunity and affirmative action rights and responsibilities.

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RESILIENCY CENTER

Faculty & Staff Only


801-213-3403

resiliencycenter@hsc.utah.edu

Promotes faculty and staff wellness through advocacy, collaboration, and innovative programming focused on individual and system resilience.

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UNIVERSITY COUNSELING CENTER

Students Only


801-581-6826

Services and resources aimed to help students resolve problems, provide crisis support, reduce stress, manage anxiety, and prevent potential problems.

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UNIVERSITY STUDENT APARTMENTS


801-581-8667

apartments@usa.utah.edu

University Student Apartments is committed to making the residential experience an important part of the total university experience. The University of Utah family housing program is one of the largest of its kind in the country and accommodates students from all over the world.

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VETERANS SUPPORT CENTER


801-587-7722

Veterans Crisis Line: 801-587-7722, then press 1

vetcenter@sa.utah.edu

Services, support, and advocacy for veterans, service members and their family members attending the U.

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Prevention Resources

Prevention resources available on campus:

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY


EHS is dedicated to protecting the health and safety of the U community, facilities, and its environment through sound management, best practices, and compliance with regulatory requirements. It is comprised of subject matter experts in occupational safety, radiation safety, biological safety, environmental protection, and industrial hygienists.

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THE MCCLUSKEY CENTER FOR VIOLENCE PREVENTION


The MCVP seeks to bridge the gap between research and practice by bringing together the expertise of researchers, prevention educators, and students to execute a comprehensive research and practice agenda focused on the prevention of relationship and sexual violence.

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CAMPUS COVID-19 RESPONSE


Coronavirus updates for the University of Utah Campus and Community

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