Organizations using these services are urged to consult with the Public Safety Department in advance to determine how it may best meet their needs. Requisitions should be submitted at least one week prior to the date services will be required. The Public Safety Department provides a number of campus services without cost to the user. Individuals should call in advance to verify the availability of the service before appearing. Groups requiring fingerprinting should make an appointment.
Service is dependent on the availability of a squad car.
Night escort service on University property can be provided under certain circumstances. Public Safety personnel provide assistance to individuals locked out of their vehicles, residences, offices, and similar circumstances. Engravers are available and can be checked out at the Public Safety Building. With regard to incidents involving sexual abuse, Public Safety officers are available to maintain liaison with the Women's Resource and Action Center, The Rape Victim Advocacy Program, area law enforcement agencies, and the Johnson County Attorney's Office. The R.A.D. system, the largest women's self defense program in the country, teaches risk education and self-defense techniques to women in the University community.