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Practice common sense safety measures like locking dorm or apartment doors and securing items that might tempt thieves.

Report suspicious activities and individuals or potentially hazardous situations to campus police. Use your cell phone or the S.A.F.E. phones - topped with a blue light - located around campus.

2008 UWM Annual Security Report

Safe Campus Committee Report (.pdf)

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	University Police Non-emergency 414-229-4627
	B.O.S.S. 414-229-6503

	S.A.F.E. Line (Weather Notifications) 414-229-4444
	Norris Health Center 414-229-4716
	Employee Assistance Program 414-256-4800 or 800-236-7905
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If you have any safety concerns or questions, please contact us.

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Campus Safety is Our Priority
Safety is everybody's business, all the time, but sometimes it helps to shine a spotlight on it.

That's why UWM is kicking off a yearlong, focused effort to increase campuswide awareness of how to stay S.A.F.E. (Safety Awareness for Everyone). This Web site is one part of UWM's effort to create a culture of safety awareness among faculty, staff, students and parents.

UWM is centralizing emergency and routine safety information and communications on this site. Students, parents, faculty and staff are invited to submit questions or concerns for response through the site, and to register for S.A.F.E alerts.

*NEW* Safety Task Force Report the the Chancellor, June 2008 (PDF)
Summary of UWM Campus Safety Initiatives

Dealing with stress and maintaining good health (video)