University of California, Berkeley

In an effort to reach wider audiences with crime prevention and crime incident information, the UC Police Department has created this "read only" email news list. This list is a part of the department's ongoing effort to notify the campus community when incidents of criminal activity occur which may have an impact on the quality of life of the campus community at large.

List members can expect to receive crime alerts, crime advisories, and community advisories for the Berkeley campus and immediate area, as well as periodic general crime prevention and night safety tips.

The list is administered by UCPD's Crime Prevention Unit. Anyone with an interest in campus safety or the occurrence of crimes in the Berkeley campus area is welcome to subscribe.

To subscribe to UC Police news, send a message to:

ucb_police_news-join@lists.berkeley.edu

(Simply click the link above to open an email program and get this address already in the "To" field. Or if you are addressing an email, type the List Name followed by a "hypen" then the word "join". The List Name is ucb_police_news.)

Send the email. You do not need to type in a subject or a message or worry about your signature text. CalMail's Mailman will take it from there. You will then receive an e-mail back from Mailman asking you to confirm your request to belong to the list. Just reply to that mail message to confirm your email address and you will be subscribed to the mailing list.

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You can also subscribe to a list at

http://lists.berkeley.edu

On this page, there is an option to "Subscribe/Learn about a list". Just type in the name of the mail list, (i.e., ucb_police_news) into the form field there, and press "Search". The next screen will provide more details about that list and let you subscribe to the mailing list.

You can unsubscribe from this mailing list by sending an email addressed to:

ucb_police_news-leave@lists.berkeley.edu

You will receive an email requesting confirmation that you wish to unsubscribe. You can reply to that email, leaving the subject line intact, and your name will be removed from our list.

Remember, you can also download and use ST&AR to receive notice on your PC desktop of UCPD's latest Crime Alerts, Crime Advisories, and Community Advisories.