ANNUAL SECURITY AND FIRE SAFETY REPORT CONTENTS
- Introduction information
- Disclosure of Crime Statistics
- Campus Safety
- Missing Student Notification Policy
- Annual Fire Safety Report
- Public Safety Programs and Services
- Safety in the Off-campus Neighborhood
- Sexual Assault Response
- Building and Property Security
- Weapons
- Identity Theft
- Public Safety Staff
- Contacting Public Safety
- Campus Crime Statistics
- View Fire Safety Report Statistics
- View Fire Safety Amenities
- Alcohol and Drug Policy
- Alcohol
- Other Drugs
- Counseling and Treatment Options
- Sanctions
- Disclosure
The Department of Public Safety is staffed 24 hours a day, every day, by trained, skilled officers whose goal is to assure the safety and security of Marquette students, faculty, staff and property. They serve the campus and adjacent areas. None of the officers is authorized by law to make arrests, but officers may detain suspects for law enforcement agencies.
Public Safety Officers
- prevent and suppress crime
- protect life and property
- preserve peace
- conduct vehicular, foot and bicycle patrols of campus and near-campus areas
- enforce municipal, state and federal laws
- enforce university regulations
- provide crisis-intervention management
- respond to calls for help on and off campus
- write incident reports
University Service Officers
- protect the Marquette community
- secure Marquette property
- conduct walking patrols of campus buildings and grounds
- provide authorized after-hours access to buildings
- assist Public Safety Officers
- assist campus community members with car problems:
lockouts, dead batteries, flat tires, etc.
Communication Officers
- coordinate the department’s response to calls for assistance
- monitor radio communication between officers
- answer calls for assistance received via telephone or Blue Light Phones
- monitor the department’s video surveillance and campus alarm systems
Safety Services Officers (midnight to 7 a.m.)
- provide security for residence halls
- check the identification of anyone entering halls
- conduct regular safety and security checks of buildings
- respond to emergencies within buildings
Crime Prevention Officers
- host educational presentations on safety and crime prevention
- prepare and distribute newsletters and brochures on security topics
- foster a safer campus environment
- help students and employees develop lifelong safety habits
- offer security assessments for students in off-campus apartments and houses
- provide victim-witness services
Student Safety Programs
