Refer to "Safety Counts", either online or in Print
"Safety Counts" is 60 pages of valuable safety information, including emergency preparedness tips, a directory of campus contacts, and this year's Clery-reportable campus crime statistics. Each issue is delivered to campus community members and made available online at safetycounts.berkeley.edu
Safety Counts, our campus annual security report, is published in compliance with the Federal Jeanne Clery Act, a law that requires all colleges and universities to disclose campus crime statistics and inform of security provisions on campus. Sections include:
Outline of Safety Counts
This is Bear Territory -- about your role in the campuswide coordination that goes toward keeping the campus safe
What to Do in an Emergency -- an overview on how to prepare tor, and respond to, any campuswide emergency
What to Do for Personal Safety --guideline that will help you increase your level of personal safety
Statistics for Clery Compliance -- accurate, complete and timely information about campus safety, so you can make informed decisions
You may also download a PDF to view off-line or see archived booklets from past years at the /safetycounts page on this site.
Night Safety Services
One great service is BearWALK. UCPD, in partnership with Parking & Transportation offers a comprehensive program of Night Safety Services that operate every night of the year. Stay safe. Try BearWALK after dark at bearwalk.berkeley.edu. Log in with your CalNet ID and make a request online. Or just call (510) 642-9255 (WALK) to request service. An automated dispatch service accepts your keyed-in request. Dial "0" to speak to a dispatcher.
Campus Safety Guidelines
For UCPD's comprehensive crime prevention guidelines, including information about subjects from identity theft to self-defense techniques, see the Campus Safety Guidelines page.
Campus Rules and Policies
All members of the campus community are required to obey all applicable laws, while on the UC Berkeley campus, including federal, state and municipal codes. All Berkeley students are required to adhere to campus codes, rules and regulations. Read Campus Rules & Policies
The Police Department also provides a great many business services to the campus population. Do you need a key made for a campus location, or require background check/fingerprinting service? Are you planning a campus event that requires security or an alcohol permit? Call our business line at (510) 642-6760, then find applications for some services on our Forms and Applications page.
Besides being the location for UCPD's service forms, the Forms & Applications page has PDFs of maps and brochures such as
UCPD Night Map to see crime locations referenced in our alerts, and to find best night walking routes and see shuttle routes.
Our crime alerts give comprehensive information on an incident in our jurisdiction within days of the event. We make this information available on the website for four years.
The UCPD Daily Activity Bulletin provides case numbers, incident classification, names of assigned officers, and incident synopses for the day's activity. Updated daily during regular business hours, before end of day Mondays for weekend activity.
Read the log
Current Trends
UCPD uses the home page to publish news and tell you about current trends. Catch up with What's New at UCPD on the homepage, or peruse UCPD News Archive
Report Crime
How to Report Crime
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
When you have been a victim of crime, you should report that crime. Your report will help keep others safer.
UCPD encourages you to stay aware of suspicious activity on campus, and asks that you dial (510) 642-6760 anytime day or night if you have a concern about your safety on campus. This non-emergency line will be answered and your concern will be addressed or can be referred to the appropriate authority.
UC Police, emergency only: 911 or (510) 642-3333
If you see a crime being committed, or an imminent threat to life or property, call 911. This is the nation's dedicated emergency line. On campus, from a cell phone, EMERGENCY 911 is (510) 642-3333. Or press the button on a Blue Light Phone. Read more about How to Report a Crime
CalTIP Anonymous Reporting
Do you have information concerning a non-emergency crime that has already occurred or an ongoing crime problem in and around the campus? If so, you can text us anonymusly at cal@tipnow.com.
We at UCPD and the University Of California, Berkeley take hate crime very seriously and encourage members of all communities to report incidents to the police. Even if the incident does not amount to a crime the police will still record and investigate it. Read more
In 1998, the federal government passed the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act. This law requires colleges and universities to disclose the reported instances of criminal activity on their campuses. UCPD discloses these statistics in it's campus annual security report, "Safety Counts," published every Fall. Read more.
Visit California Department of Justice to access information on more than 63,000 persons required to register in California as sex offenders. Megan's Law website
The primary reason for the establishment of the Department of Homeland Security was to unify the vast national network of organizations and institutions involved in efforts to secure the nation from terrorist attacks following the passage of the Homeland Security Act of 2002.
Color-coded Threat Level System is used to communicate with public safety officials and the public at-large through a threat-based, color-coded system so that protective measures can be implemented to reduce the likelihood or impact of an attack.
Be sure to sign up for WarnMe, the notification service for major campus emergencies. You choose which way we should contact you.
"Safety Counts" is 60 pages of valuable safety information, including emergency preparedness tips, a directory of campus contacts, and this year's Clery-reportable campus crime statistics. Each issue is delivered to campus community members and made available online at safetycounts.berkeley.edu
We at UCPD and the University Of California, Berkeley take hate crime very seriously and encourage members of all communities to report incidents to the police. Even if the incident does not amount to a crime the police will still record and investigate it. 
