Your Community Awaits
The University of Wyoming is dedicated to providing our students, faculty, staff, and visitors a living and learning environment that is safe and secure. The following University resources have been dedicated to help provide the highest levels of campus safety as possible.
If you witness a crime that is being committed RIGHT NOW, immediately contact the UWPD at 766-5179 or 911. Please see all safety procedures below.
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UW Police Department
The UWPD operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and is responsible for law enforcement, public safety, building security, and traffic and parking control.
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UW Alert
UW Alert is a text messaging notification system designed to keep students, faculty and staff informed during emergencies. Sign up for UW Alert.
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Text Tips Program
To send an anonymous tip via text message to the University of Wyoming Police, text the keyword UWYO and your message to 847411 (tip411).
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Winter Road Conditions
Provides road conditions throughout the State of Wyoming.
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Weather
Provides local weather conditions.
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Silent Witness Form
Please use the Silent Witness Form to anonymously report a suspicious activity or person.
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Dean of Students
To discuss concerns about an individual student, faculty or staff, please contact the Dean of Students.
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Environmental Health and Safety Department
The Environmental Health & Safety Department partners
with university administration, colleges, departments, staff, faculty
and students to ensure a safe and healthful environment for everyone.
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Take Action! Safety Procedures
If you witness a crime that is being committed RIGHT NOW immediately contact the UWPD at 766-5179 or 911.
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For crime information or to anonymously report a suspicious activity/person, please use the Silent Witness online form or call UWPD at 766-5179.
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To discuss concerns about an individual student, faculty or staff, please contact the Dean of Students office at dossafe@uwyo.edu or call 766-3296.
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For information about mental health concerns, please contact the University Counseling Center at uccstaff@uwyo.edu or call 766-2187.
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For after-hours and weekend help for mental health or suicide concerns, please call the UW Crisis Line at 766-8989 and ask for the counselor on call.
For additional information on campus policies or procedures, please visit:
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