Campus Lighting
Use well-lighted pathways when walking on
campus or in town after dark. The campus safety map shows these routes on
campus. All components of the campus lighting system are inspected every two
weeks by the Physical Plant staff, who repair university-owned lights and who
report problems with city lights. The Facilities and Services subcommittee
members also conduct regular night tours of campus to identify outages and
recommend improvements.
If you notice a light that should be replaced or shrubbery that is obstructing a
light, call the
Emergency phones
The emergency
phones were installed at the request of the IUB Commission on Personal Safety,
and funded by Parking Operations and the Office of the Vice President:
Administration.
Look for the emergency phones on campus and in your parking areas. In addition to the emergency phones there are many pay phones and 45 outdoor house phones located in the breezeways of most residence halls. No coins are needed to dial 9-1-1 in an emergency. The campus safety map highlights the location of emergency call boxes and telephones which are accessible 24 hours a day.
Safety Escort provides a variety of services to
students and staff. The department offers free rides to students at night, this
service requires a valid student ID. 855-SAFE.
Motorist Assistance Program
If you have a valid university parking permit
and you are legally parked on campus, the Motorist Assistance Program will help
you with problems such as a flat tire,
Last Updated: February, 2003
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