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Crime Prevention and Reporting
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Representatives of the University join together at freshman and transfer orientation to provide information and advice to newcomers to the University. Presentations are also conducted for parents, providing them with the opportunity to become familiar with the Department of Public Safety and Transportation and to address concerns and questions.
Victims or witnesses are encouraged to report all incidents to Adelphi University Public Safety (or the local police department if appropriate), regardless of how insignificant the crime may seem. Public Safety or Police Officers will respond at any time of day or night to meet the victim/witness, take a report, investigate the incident, and provide assistance. Adelphi Public Safety Officers are trained to investigate most crimes, however, the local police department will typically be contacted for crimes of a more serious nature. Adelphi University Public Safety Officers on the Garden City campus are accessible to students 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year by simply dialing five (#5) from any campus telephone, or going directly to the Public Safety Booth located in front of Levermore Hall. Other campuses have Public Safety Officers during school hours. A network of college and external support services is available to all victims/witnesses.
All Professional and Pastoral Counselors at Adelphi University are encouraged to advise the person they are counseling to report incidents to the proper authorities (Adelphi University Department of Public Safety and Transportation or the local police department), if and when the counselor thinks it is appropriate. Upon request, this information when possible will be kept confidential (see section on Policies Regarding Reporting a Crime Confidentially). |
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Contact
For more information, please contact:
Department of Public Safety and Transportation
Levermore Hall Lower Level p - 516.877.3511 or dial "5" from any on-campus phone. f - 516.877.6819
This page was last modified on January 11, 2011.

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