Safety Counts 2010–2011 edition
UC Berkeley Campus Annual Security Report
Safety Counts serves as the campus security report for the UC Berkeley Campus.
In 1998, the federal government passed the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, formerly the Student Right to Know Act of 1990. This law requires colleges and universities receiving federal funding to disclose the reported instances of criminal activity on their campuses.
Safety Counts, however, is much more than a collection of crime statistics. UCPD strives to make this the definitive resource for safety and crime prevention information.
In 2010, Safety Counts is entirely available online at safetycounts.berkeley.edu.
- SafetyCounts.berkeley.edu (web based report)
- How to get a printed copy
- Table of Contents
- Download PDFs of 2010-2011 edition pages
- Safety Counts Archive Page
- Related Links
Table of Contents
Safety Counts includes the following sections:
- Quick Start Guide
for the answers to frequently asked questions about daily campus safety - About UCPD
2.1 UC Berkeley’s Main Security Provisions
2.2 UCPD’s Outreach Programs and Publications Strategies
2.3 How We Inform the Campus Community of Crime
2.4 UCPD Services - This is Bear Territory
about the campuswide agency coordination that goes toward keeping the campus safe - What to Do In An Emergency
4.1 Know How You’ll Stay informed
4.2 Prepare for An Earthquake
4.3 In case of other threats
4.4 Fire - What to Do for Personal Safety
5.1 Use Night Safety Services
5.2 Stay Safe at the ATM
5.3 Protect Your Laptop
5.4 Prevent Identity Theft
5.5 Harassing or Threatening Phone Calls
5.6 Hate Crimes
5.7 Domestic Violence
5.8 Self Defense and Defensive Sprays
5.9 Sexual Assault
5.10 Alcohol and Drugs
- Statistics for Clery Compliance
law requires colleges and universities receiving federal funding to annually compile and publish the reported instances of criminal activity on their campuses
- Rules and Policies
- Directory
- Find UCPD
for details on our station location and on BearWALK boundaries - Reporting Areas Map
How to get a printed copy
Every faculty member, staff person and student receives a copy of Safety Counts mailed directly to them early in the Fall semester of each academic year.
If you’d like to get a copy of Safety Counts you have the following options:
Request a copy be mailed to you.
Call: (510) 643-6442
Pick Up a copy in person at the UC Police main lobby.
University of California Police
1 Sproul Hall (Basement, South entrance)
Berkeley, CA 94650 - 1199
Download
Clery Required Sections
- Crime Statistics Chapter 2010-2011 (370 KB,
PDF) see Note for an explanation of dates. - Reporting Areas Map (124 K, PDF) Showing Clery-defined reporting areas and UCPD-defined area, known as 'The Box'
Related Links
Safety Counts is part of our program of Clery Act compliance:
- What is the Jeanne Clery Act?
- Clery Act Information for Campus Security Authorities (CSA's)
- Clery Act Crime Definitions
- Office of Post Secondary Education Campus Security Search Page
Other Clery Act compliance reports on police.berkeley.edu:
ALL EMERGENCIES dial 911
In an EMERGENCY, from a cell phone on or near campus, dial 510 642-3333 If you have any questions, please contact UCPD:
Email the police
Visit us at 1 Sproul Hall (basement), near Telegraph Avenue & Bancroft Way
Office Hours: Monday – Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Station Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Mail us at University of California Police Department, Berkeley, Records Unit
1 Sproul Hall, MC #1199, Berkeley, CA 94720-1199
Phone: 510 642-6760, 24 hours a day
Fax: 510 643-4655
Records Unit Services Offered: Livescan Fingerprinting is done by appointment only, Tuesday — Friday; Lost & Found Services are available Monday — Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Court Order Bookings are done by by appointment only Monday — Friday; Records Requests are also available.
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