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Office of Public Safety Condit Ground Floor
(606) 218-5940 – Office (606) 477-0262 – Cell
Crime victims, and witnesses to a crime regardless of the crime, are encouraged to promptly report incidents to Public Safety or other appropriate police agency.
To report a crime, the victim or witness needs only to call the security phone number and an officer will meet with them to gather information. An official report will be made with copies available to the victim after a completed investigation. Each day the incident from the previous day, excluding names, are summarized and made available to the public, staff, faculty, students, other law enforcement agencies and the media via the Internet.
Each year the number of incidents in each category of crime are counted and reported to the state and federal government in compliance with the Clery Act of 1990.
To report a crime in progress, a victim or witness can dial 911 or (606) 218-5940. Any reporting method will stimulate the response of police, fire, ambulance or security, whichever is needed. In addition, the victim of a serious crime may request support personnel, such as ministers and rape crisis or domestic violence counselors, during or after reporting the incident. Prompt reporting of criminal activity to Public Safety enables a quick response, timely warnings and makes the campus safer for everyone.
If you are a victim of a crime or witness to one, you should do the following:
The Minger Act of 2000 requires the publication of annual campus crime statistics. Included in this report are crimes reported to Campus Police and other campus officials including athletics, counseling and student services. You may view the University of Pikeville crime log by clicking here.