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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.

	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.
	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.
	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).
	Winter Road Conditions Provides road conditions throughout the State of Wyoming.
	Weather Provides local weather conditions.
	Silent Witness Form Please use the Silent Witness Form to anonymously report a suspicious activity or person.
	Dean of Students To discuss concerns about an individual student, faculty or staff, please contact the Dean of Students.
	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.
Take Action! Safety Procedures If you witness a crime that is being committed RIGHT NOW immediately contact the UWPD at 766-5179 or 911. For crime information or to anonymously report a suspicious activity/person, please use the Silent Witness online form or call UWPD at 766-5179. 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. For information about mental health concerns, please contact the University Counseling Center at uccstaff@uwyo.edu or call 766-2187. 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: President’s Advisory Council on Safety 2011 Annual Report August 2007 Safety Initiatives Report to the President 2007 Safety Report to the President 2007 Safety Update to the Board of Trustees Student Code of Conduct Environmental Health and Safety Department UW Crime Statistics UW Police Department University Regulations Missing Persons Policy UW Emergency Response Plan (Draft) Educational records privacy guidelines (FERPA) Automated External Defibrillator (AED)/Emergency Call Box Information Map (pdf)