Safety is an important factor in the decision to attend Auburn. Auburn has robust infrastructure, programs, and partnerships in place that contribute to a safe environment for learning and living. A key component is engaging the whole community in our safety programs.
The Department of Campus Safety & Security and the University Precinct of the City of Auburn Police Department work hand-in-hand to provide 24/7 services to the campus community out of the state-of-the-art Campus Safety & Security Building. Don’t hesitate to call or stop by to discuss safety questions or concerns, or to report a crime.
Programs and Resources
The Auburn Safety app provides information on a lot of our programs and is a great resource for students and family members. Features include push notifications, emergency guidelines, in-app security shuttle request, personal safety tips, sexual violence and other resources, access to the campus weather station, and more.
Training
Campus Safety offers a variety of training for the campus community, including students and organizations. Watch for announcements or request training for a group by completing an online form. Topics include RAD self-defense for women, emergency preparedness, active shooter response, first aid/CPR, Stop the Bleed, crime prevention, and security awareness.
Communications
An important component of safety is staying informed. Auburn sends a variety of safety messaging to the campus community:
– AU ALERT emergency notifications for emergencies requiring immediate action on campus
–Campus Safety Notices for crimes on or immediately adjacent to campus that may pose a serious or ongoing threat
-Campus Safety Advisories for general safety information
Other public disclosures available on our website include daily crime logs, daily fire logs, and the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, which includes crime and fire statistics as well as important information about security and fire safety policies and programs. We encourage all students and their families to check it out!
Safety is Everyone’s Responsibility
Campus Safety works with departments across campus daily to promote safety, encourage personal responsibility, and empower members of the Auburn family to look out for each other. Here are some tips to help keep our campus safe:
-Download the free Auburn Safety app and be aware of the resources available.
-Review personal safety tips in the Auburn Safety app or at www.auburn.edu/safety.
-Take advantage of training and outreach opportunities.
-Stay engaged with @AuburnSafety on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
-Stay alert to your surroundings, trust your instincts and report concerns immediately.
–911 for emergencies or crimes in progress
–334-501-3100, option 1 for delayed reports of crime to City of Auburn Police
–334-844-8888 or campussafety@auburn.edu for general safety concerns
Campus Safety is always open to questions, concerns, and suggestions. Please stay in touch so we can keep our campus safe together.