CAMPUS CRIME STATISTICS Providing a safe instructional, living, and working environment is an important goal at UAA and its community campuses. UAA is required by federal law to report crimes that occur on campus and at off-campus locations where University classes and other sponsored activities occur. Those statistics are available by clicking on the links on the right-hand side of this page.
RELATED CAMPUS SECURITY REPORT INFORMATION The Kachemak Bay Campus is relatively safe, but rarely, crimes do occur here. The
Homer Police Department (HPD), with jurisdiction over the campus in Homer, has commissioned police officers and dispatchers available when needed. Although campus administration and the HPD can do certain things to minimize criminal activities, they cannot prevent these crimes without the full support of students, faculty, and staff.
When students, staff, faculty or visitors have a safety concern, witness or experience a breech of the Code of Conduct or a crime, campus administrators are the first point of contact. The campus director, student services coordinator, or other available staff or faculty should be notified immediately. If no University employee is available, the Homer Police Department should be contacted. The campus administration solicits your active support in reporting all crimes and incidents.
Campus facilities are accessible to members of the community and to guests and visitors during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, and for limited hours on Saturday and Sunday, while school is in session. During semester breaks, hours of access may be greatly reduced. Most buildings are closed to all but faculty and staff for University-observed holidays.
There is no on-campus housing. Students should contact the Homer Police Department or the Alaska State Troopers for assistance when needed from their residence. The Dean of Students Office provides on-going safety information publications. In addition, safety procedures for students can be found in the Kachemak Bay Campus Student Handbook.
Public telephones are located at both campus buildings and were recently replaced as a high priority safety issue. Students are encouraged to walk together to the parking lot, particularly at night, and may request an escort from campus staff or faculty.
CRIME PREVENTION STRATEGIES
You are part of crime prevention at UAA. Familiarize yourself with the following list of do's and don'ts. These items will benefit you in every walk of life and help you maintain your personal safety both on and off campus.
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Be alert to your surroundings and the people around you.
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Report suspicious persons or circumstances to campus staff.
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Learn the locations of phones around campus.
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Report crime to campus staff promptly.
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Always lock your car and don't leave valuables in your car.
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Don't leave personal belongings unattended. Always lock your office or residence door.
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Don't prop doors open in campus buildings.
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Avoid walking alone at night or in dark areas.
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Request staff or faculty escort or walk with other students, especially at night. Avoid running alone or using stereo headsets when running. Be alert to the presence of wildlife on campus and avoid contact. Report harassment of wildlife to campus staff promptly.
SAFETY AND SECURITY SERVICES
The Kachemak Bay Campus is relatively safe, but rarely, crimes do occur here. The Homer Police Department (HPD), with jurisdiction over the campus in Homer, has commissioned police officers and dispatchers available when needed. Although campus administration and the HPD can do certain things to minimize criminal activities, they cannot prevent these crimes without the full support of students, faculty, and staff.
When students, staff, faculty or visitors have a safety concern, witness or experience a breech of the Code of Conduct or a crime, campus administrators are the first point of contact. The campus director, student services coordinator, or other available staff or faculty should be notified immediately. If no University employee is available, the Homer Police Department should be contacted. The campus administration solicits your active support in reporting all crimes and incidents.
Campus facilities are accessible to members of the community and to guests and visitors during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, and for limited hours on Saturday and Sunday, while school is in session. During semester breaks, hours of access may be greatly reduced. Most buildings are closed to all but faculty and staff for University-observed holidays.
There is no on-campus housing. Students should contact the Homer Police Department or the Alaska State Troopers for assistance when needed from their residence. The Office of Student Services provides on-going safety information publications. In addition, safety procedures for students can be found in the Kachemak Bay Campus Student Handbook.
Public telephones are located at both campus buildings and were recently replaced as a high priority safety issue. Students are encouraged to walk together to the parking lot, particularly at night, and may request an escort from campus staff or faculty.
Do not hesitate to call upon campus staff at 235-7743, 235-1655 or 235-1656 to report suspicious persons and activities.
ALCOHOL AND DRUG INFORMATION
SEXUAL OFFENSES INFORMATION
KACHEMAK BAY CAMPUS RESOURCES
- Main Campus Number: 235.7743
- Office of Student Services: 235.1655
- Campus Director: 235.1656
IN THE HOMER AREAS COMMUNITY
- Homer Police Department: 235.3150
- South Peninsula Hospital: 235.8101
- South Peninsula Women's Services: 235.7712
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