At the University of Utah, your safety is always a top priority. That’s why the SafeU app was designed with features that make it easy...| publicsafety.utah.edu
Prevent, Prepare & Respond| publicsafety.utah.edu
This unspeakable attack is disturbing and frightening.| publicsafety.utah.edu
This unspeakable attack is disturbing and frightening.| publicsafety.utah.edu
Game days at Rice-Eccles Stadium are one of the most exciting parts of life at the University of Utah. They bring together students, alumni, faculty, staff, and fans from across the state to cheer on the Utes and celebrate our community spirit. But with all the excitement, it’s important to remember that our celebrations also […]| University Department of Public Safety
Harmon is posted at Kahlert Village, the most populated residence on campus, with over 1,400 first-year students.| University Department of Public Safety
The University of Utah Department of Public Safety (DPS) is proud to announce the implementation of BOWMAC (Basic Operational Workings for Managing All Crises) training for our officers, reinforcing our commitment to campus safety and emergency preparedness. BOWMAC represents a comprehensive “All-Hazards” approach to crisis management, providing our public safety personnel with evidence-based strategies for […]| University Department of Public Safety
How the U is Reinforcing Emergency Preparedness Through Summer Fire Drills When it comes to campus safety, preparation is everything. That’s why each summer, the University of Utah conducts a series of unannounced fire evacuation drills across the main academic campus. These drills help build a culture of readiness. This year’s drills, to be held […]| University Department of Public Safety
When someone’s heart stops, every second counts. That’s why we’re sharing this simple guide to hands-only CPR – a technique so straightforward that anyone can learn it right now. Cardiac emergencies can happen anywhere – in classrooms, during athletic events, or while walking across campus. Studies show that immediate CPR can double or even triple […]| University Department of Public Safety
In order to carry a firearm on campus, a person must obtain a Concealed Carry Permit (CCP) from the state of Utah.| University Department of Public Safety
The University of Utah has been named the recipient of the 2025 Clery Compliance Program of the Year award by the National Association of Clery Compliance Officers and Professionals (NACCOP), recognizing the university’s outstanding strides in campus safety and Clery Act compliance. Named after Jeanne Clery, a young woman murdered in 1986 in her Pennsylvania […]| University Department of Public Safety
As thousands of graduates and their families prepare to celebrate one of life's major milestones at the University of Utah's graduation ceremonies, a dedicated team...| publicsafety.utah.edu
Let Your Voice Be Heard We are committed to continuous improvement and to creating a safe environment that meets the needs of the U community....| publicsafety.utah.edu
Game Day the Right Way: Respect, Pride, and Community| publicsafety.utah.edu
The attack that aims to potentially to get unauthorized access to university and personal accounts.| publicsafety.utah.edu
Editor’s Note—The information in this story may be triggering for members of the campus community who have experienced dating violence. The University of Utah released…| publicsafety.utah.edu
Over the past several years, University Department of Public Safety leaders have implemented practices to improve trauma-informed responses within the department.| publicsafety.utah.edu
College students are prime targets for hackers and financial crime.| publicsafety.utah.edu
Public Safety is one of the key places to report interpersonal violence, sexual assault and property crimes that happen on campus or among members of the campus community.| publicsafety.utah.edu
These interactions allow public safety staff to work with residents and staff in a positive, non-threatening environment, with a focus on finding solutions.| publicsafety.utah.edu
Students, faculty, staff and community members, you have the right to express your viewpoint and we have heard you.| publicsafety.utah.edu