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Department of Security >>Crime Prevention
and Investigations Take ResponsibilityWhile the Department of Security is responsible for ensuring that our campus remains as safe as possible, the primary responsibility for crime prevention and personal safety rests with each individual. We can protect ourselves, avoid unsafe situations, secure our personal belongs as well as University property, report suspicious activity to Security, and promote safety and security each day. The Department of Security hopes to provide you with the tools and education necessary to make our working environment as secure and safe as possible. Free Security Surveys or Crime Prevention SeminarsConducted on an individual or group basis. To make an appointment or to request information, call Lee Michaud, Manager, Crime Prevention & Investigations at (305)243-6280, ext. 5. Crime Tip HotlineCallers can remain anonymous. All information will be kept confidential. Ask for Lee Michaud at (305)243-6280, ext. 5. InvestigationsCrime, wrong doing, and serious policy violations will be prioritized and investigated where possible. Security administrative officials review security incident reports daily and follow up when the circumstances permit and warrant. You may discuss any concerns with Lee Michaud, Manager, Crime Prevention and Investigation at (305)243-6280, ext. 5. Safety Matters BrochureThe UM Police Department and UM Security Departments actively work to keep the University community informed about safety and security on all campuses. The Safety Matters Brochure is published annually in compliance with the Jeanne Cleary Disclosure of Campus Security and Campus Crime Statistics Act. This guide may be reviewed on-line or you may obtain printed copies by contacting your campus police or security department. |
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