Campus Security and Crime

The Clery Act requires the University, through its campuses, to do several things, including the following:

• Collect, classify and count crime reports and crime statistics;
• Issue Timely Warnings and Emergency Notifications to provide the campus community with information necessary to make informed decisions about their health and safety;
• Publish an Annual Security Report containing policy statements and crime statistics;
• Keep a crime log of alleged criminal incidents;
• Disclose missing student notification procedures for students living in University-housing; and
• Disclose fire safety information

For a thorough review of what is required under Clery, visit the Department of Education website. For more information about individual campuses, visit:

For the Chicago Campus: http://www.uic.edu/depts/police/Statistics.htm
For the Urbana Campus: http://www.dps.illinois.edu/clery/index.html
For the Springfield Campus: http://www.uis.edu/police/crime_stats.htm

 

The Campus Security Enhancement Act requires the University to, among other things:

• Identify security-sensitive positions and make provisions for conducting criminal background checks
• Establish a community task force to coordinate efforts to prevent and respond to sexual assaults
• Disclose certain arrest information
• Develop a Campus Violence Prevention Plan, which includes developing a Campus violence prevention committee and campus threat assessment teams

 

For more information about efforts by individual campuses to comply with the law, visit:
For the Chicago Campus: Violence Prevention Plan
For the Urbana Campus: Emergency Preparedness
For the Springfield Campus: Emergency Response Plan

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