Georgia State University Police Department

Georgia State University Police

• Officers are Officers are certifiedcertified by the State of Georgia. by the State of Georgia.

• Officers are on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.Officers are on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

• GSUPD is a GSUPD is a National AccreditedNational Accredited and State Certified Police agency. and State Certified Police agency.

Emergency Contact

• Emergency Numbers

• (404) 413-3333 Emergency

• (404) 413-2100 Non-Emergency

• 3-3333 from any campus phone

• Emergency Call Boxes

– Over 77 on campus

– Immediate contact with Police

– Blue flashing strobe light

Please insert emergency phone # in Cell Phone

Escorts & Assists

Lost and Found (404) 413-3234

Vehicle Assist (404) 413-2100

• Jump Start Batteries

• Tire Change

Safety Escorts (404) 413-2100

• Safety Escorts are available 24/7 to parking decks, public and private parking lots, and train stations near campus.

Pedestrian Safety THE FACTS

• OVER 85% OF PEDESTRIANS HIT BY A CAR GOING OVER 40 MPH WILL BE KILLED.

• A PEDESTRIAN STRUCK BY A CAR GOING 10 MPH TO 30 MPH WILL BE INJURED.

• A PEDESTRIAN MUST ALWAYS WATCH OUT FOR VEHICLES.

Where Pedestrians are Injured

• 40 % Intersection• 60 % Non-intersection

PanhandlersYou will be asked for money!!

What to do when asked• Politely say “NO” and walk away.

• Don’t give them money!

• Call the Police.

Panhandling is illegal in Atlanta

Crime Prevention Unit The Crime Prevention Unit provides brochures and presentations to

boost crime awareness on campus and to the University community.

• Fight to Flight

• Workplace Violence

• Office Safety

• DUI/Alcohol Awareness

• Campus Safety

• Housing Safety

For information on any of the Georgia State University Crime Prevention Programs, contact Crime Prevention at (404) 413-3213.

Campus Safety Tips• Do not leave your items unattended!!!!!

• Do not leave valuables in plain view inside your cars. (CLEAN CAR CAMPAIGN)

• Secure your bike with a U-Lock or with (2) Locks.

• If possible, walk in groups of two or more.

• Always walk in well-lit areas.

• Be aware of your surroundings and using mobile and electronic devices while traveling throughout the area.

Office Of Emergency Management• Created in 2007 for comprehensive, "all-hazards/threats" for comprehensive, "all-hazards/threats"

emergency and disaster management planning efforts for Georgia emergency and disaster management planning efforts for Georgia State University. State University.

How it Effects You•Level 1

Minor emergency•Level 2

Major emergency in one area•Level 3

Major emergency effecting the entire campus

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