Most people use their cell phones to call 911 in emergencies, but the campus also provides over 40 blue light emergency phones conveniently located in parking lots and along sidewalks. These phones can be used to call 911 directly and also offer a list of helpful contacts, including Parking Services, University Housing, the Stadium Shuttle, and the PARTA bus service. Additionally, they can connect you to any campus number.
All employees who operate a university-owned or leased vehicle must have a valid operator license that must be checked before operating a vehicle and reviewed on an annual basis according to Administrative Policy 3342-12.5. Contact us at police_services@kent.edu for operator license validations.
This service is provided by University Housing's Office of Safety and Security. Escorts are available throughout the campus when Safety Assistants are on duty. If Security Assistants are not working, we can assist with campus escorts by contacting our Communications Center.
This service is provided by Parking Services during their operational hours. They can assist with battery jump starts, vehicle unlocks, gas transports and tire inflates. When Parking Services is not in operation, we can assist with battery jump starts and vehicle lockouts. This service is provided to anyone whose vehicle is located at the university.
Fingerprinting can be done at the Instructional Resource Center in White Hall. They offer electronic fingerprinting and background check services for both federal (FBI) and state (BCI).
This service is provided to university employees who accidentally lock their keys inside their office or room outside of normal business hours. Police services will send an officer to verify authorization into that area and assist the employee with regaining access.
Surveillance cameras, alarms, and other public safety technologies are located throughout the University. If a department is interested in utilizing any of these technologies, contact us.
91²Ö¿â’s eight-campus system utilizes local services for campus safety and security needs. Each Regional Campus has its own office of safety and security and uses its local police and fire services.
You should know that the majority of police work you will observe is routine. Should you be riding on patrol, in a marked police vehicle with a uniformed police officer, can place you in the same unexpected danger as the police officer with you. Find out what to expect and complete the waiver form to participate.