Clery Compliance

Salisbury University Annual Security Report

A security report is published and distributed annually by University Police in compliance with The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act and Drug Free Campus/Drug Free Workplace legislation. It contains crime and arrest statistics as well as information about campus policies and practices intended to promote crime awareness, campus safety and security. By October 1 of every year, all current students and employees are sent an email message providing them with the link to this report and notification that the current edition of the Annual Security Report has been posted on the Salisbury University website. All new hires, as part of their onboarding process, are provided access to the Campus Crime and Personal Safety (Jeanne Clery Act) Reports for Security and Fire Safety and are required to acknowledge that they have read the aforementioned documents. Current or prospective students and employees may obtain a copy of this report by visiting University Police located in the East Campus Complex, calling 410-543-6007 or by accessing the web link below.

Table of Contents
1. Introduction 1
2. Campus Law Enforcement 1
3. Reporting Crime 2
4. Campus Security 4
5. Crime Prevention 5
6. Behavior and Behavioral Assessment 6
7. Coordinated Care and Response Team 6
8. Threats of Violence Policy 7
9. Off Campus Behavior 8
10. Emergency Response Guide 9
11. Emergency Preparedness 9
12. Emergency Notifications 10
13. Emergency Alert System (EAS) 11
14. Building Floor plans 12
15. Shelter in Place 12
16. Emergency Test and Evacuation Drills 12
17. Firearms and Weapons Policy 13
18. Sexual Misconduct 13
19. Reporting Sexual Misconduct 17
20. Steps to Take Following an Act of Sexual Violence 18
21. Victim Services and Protective Measures 18
22. Procedures to Address Incidents of Sexual Misconduct 19
23. Confidentiality of Complaints 21
24. Student , Faculty and Employee Sanctions 21
25. Sexual Misconduct Prevention and Education Programs 21
26. Sex Offender Registry Link information 24
27. Substance abuse 24
28. Alcohol Policy 25
29. Drug Policy 25
30. Alcohol and Other Drug Programs 27
31. Area Drug and Alcohol Abuse Services 27
32. Statistics and Crime Definitions 28
33. Salisbury University Crime Statistics 30
34. University of Maryland, SU Campus at Shady Grove Statistics 32
35. University of Maryland, SU Campus at Hagerstown Statistics 35
36. Eastern Shore Higher Education Center, SU Campus at Wye Mills 37

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Crime Statistics

Daily Crime and Incident Log

An informed public is better prepared to ensure its own safety. Salisbury University Police Department maintains a daily log of crimes reported, with only a few exceptions. The Daily Crime and Incident Log is available on the University Police website and is accessible to the public. The log contains the incident classification, case number, date, time, general location, and, if known, disposition of the crime. Entries are made and updated within two business days of the report. To help enable timely warnings and inclusion of incidents on the log, it is strongly encouraged to report all crimes directly to SUPD.

Daily Crime and Incident Log

Salisbury University Annual Fire Safety Report

A Fire Safety Report is published and distributed annually by Salisbury University Police in compliance with The Higher Education Act of 1965 (HEA) as amended by the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (HEOA). It contains fire safety information about on-campus student housing facilities including fire statistics, fire safety systems, fire drills, evacuation procedures, fire safety rules, fire safety education and training policies, fire reporting procedures, and plans for future fire safety improvements. By October 1 of every year, all current students and employees are sent an email message providing them with the link to this report and notification that the current edition of the Annual Fire Safety Report has been posted on the Salisbury University website. Current or prospective students and employees may obtain a copy of this report by visiting University Police located in the East Campus Complex, calling 410-543-6007 or by accessing the web link below.

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