Campus Safety Resources
The Department of Campus Safety and Security provides the following resources to support the safety, security, and well-being of the ÐÓ°É community.
Emergency Situations
Information on how to respond during an emergency, including evacuation procedures and emergency contacts.
Lost and Found
The Lost and Found at ÐÓ°É is managed by Campus Safety and Security. All items are promptly logged, and we follow departmental policies and procedures to identify and contact owners. Please ensure your address and phone number are current in University records so we can return any recovered property to you. Instructions for reporting lost items or claiming found property:
Clery Act Information & Report
ÐÓ°É's Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, provided in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act.
How to Report a Crime
Guidance on how and where to report criminal activity occurring on campus or involving the University community.
On ÐÓ°É campus through Campus Safety and Security Department:
Option 1:
Crime Reporting | ÐÓ°É in Jacksonville, Fla.
Members of the campus community are encouraged to make timely reports of crime and suspicious persons and activities to Campus Security at 7585 (by cell phone or off campus, 256-7585). By making an immediate report officers can respond and begin an investigation. Victims and witnesses may be required to complete a written statement. Reporting crimes allows Campus Security to share that information with the campus community. In all cases of criminal activity, victims and witnesses are encouraged to make a report with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office by calling 9-1-1 or their non-emergency number, 904-630-0500. In the event of an immediate threat or emergency, call 9-1-1 for emergency medical or law enforcement response.
Option 2:
JU Mobile Safety App - "Report a Tip" to Campus Safety and Security
Jacksonville Sheriff's Office "Citizen's Online Crime Reporting System"
The allows you to quickly and efficiently submit an official police report for certain crimes or occurrences. When you complete this report (and after it is reviewed and approved by a police officer), you will be able to print a free copy of the report. The crime you are reporting online can not involve a known suspect.
Daily Crime Log
The daily crime log is provided in the Campus Safety and Security Office to provide criminal activity information to interested parties. These crimes include both on campus crimes and crimes which occur on the public property immediately adjacent to the University.
Jacksonville Sheriff's Office
As a service to the public, JSO provides crime statistics information with a mapping program. The information provided shows the number of police reports written for specific crimes within a half-mile of an address or location selected. You can either specify an address or click on the citywide map on the area your are interested in. The type of crime and number of offenses will be presented in a table format. The map will identify the area with a circle drawn a half mile in diameter around the specified location. To explore this information services visit .
Sexual Assault Prevention & Info
Read the Federal Campus Sex Crimes Prevention Act
Title IX
Title IX | ÐÓ°É in Jacksonville, Fla.
Additional Resources
We invite you to explore the following links for additional information and resources about campus safety: