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CAMPUS SAFETY
UNIVERSITY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Parking Structure II, Room 101
Corner of West Second and Chestnut Streets
REPORTING CRIMES
In an Emergency: Dial 9-1-1 to report an emergency, crime, or suspicious activity.
NON-EMERGENCY CALLS
Dial (530) 898-5555
ANONYMOUS TIP REPORTING
Text keyword CHICOSTATE with your message to 847411
CHICO STATE ALERTS
Update your information at
www.csuchico.edu/alerts.
The University sends notice of on-campus emergency situations to students, faculty, and staff, based on the information you provide:
• Calltohome,office,ormobilephonenumber • Textmessage(SMS)tomobiledevice
• Emailtoaspecifiedaddress
BLUE LIGHT PHONES
If you ever feel threatened on campus, these blue light phones ring directly into the Chico State Police Department when the button is pushed. Emergency Blue Light Phones are located at exterior locations throughout Chico State’s campus.
CAMPUS CONNECTION SHUTTLE INFORMATION
The shuttle is a free service for use by all Chico State students, faculty and staff.
HOURS OF OPERATION
6 p.m. to Midnight (during fall and spring semesters)
Route runs approximately every 30 minutes.
WellCat Substance Abuse Prevention and Education
The WellCat Substance Abuse Prevention and Education program is available to students in an effort to prevent alcohol and drug abuse at Chico State, and promotes responsible decision-making with respect to alcohol and drug use. Our staff is also available to provide information to students who are concerned about alcohol and other drugs. Location: SUTR 150P, and is open from 8am to 5pm, Monday– Friday. For more information, please call us at (530) 898-6450.
TIP
ABOUT TITLE IX Title IX is a federal law established in 1972 that prohibits sex discrimination in education.
In 2014, the law was amended to include sexual violence against women. At Chico State, we believe it’s everyone’s responsibility to contribute to the safety of the entire college community. Together, we can make a positive difference toward securing a respectful learning environment, where no one is unlawfully excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or subjected to discrimination in any college program or activity on the basis of sex or gender.
SAFE PLACE Safe Place is a campus-based program to provide support services to individuals victimized by violence. Services are confidential and available for all students. To contact Safe Place, call (530) 898-3030.
TITLE IX TRAINING All California State University (CSU) students are required to complete Title IX training in
a system-wide effort to ensure that all CSU students
are provided a safe learning environment. At Chico
State this training takes the form of a video-based
sexual misconduct prevention program called Not Anymore. The program is designed to help you prevent and appropriately respond to sexual misconduct, and includes critical information to help you understand what to watch out for, how to protect yourself, how to step
in if needed, and how to file a complaint or a report. Questions regarding the Not Anymore training should be directed to the Title IX Coordinator at (530) 898-4949.
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