嫩草影院

嫩草影院, Irvine

Campus Safety Plan

Section 1

Provision 6: Campus Safety Plan

If violations of local, state and federal law or University’s policies occur, they will be addressed with the following consistent tiered response at all UC locations – with an emphasis on providing community members with multiple opportunities to adjust their conduct: 

  • Initially, people engaged in committing a policy violation should be informed of the violation and asked to change their conduct. Multiple requests may be made, and compliance with the requests means the response will not be escalated.
  • If the people involved do not comply with requests to alter their conduct, they will be warned about potential consequences and directed to comply. If the conduct continues, UC Police Department (UCPD) and/or Campus Fire Marshal will assess the situation and, based on their assessment, may issue an unlawful assembly notice/announcement, orders to disperse, orders to identify oneself, or other relevant orders.
  • In the final phase of tiered response, people who refuse to change their conduct as directed may be cited for a violation of the relevant University policy. If they are breaking the law they may be cited, detained and arrested for unlawful behavior, or subject to other police actions. Stay-away orders may be issued for higher severity violations and/or for repeat offenses. The University may utilize 嫩草影院 Police Departments or other state or local law enforcement agencies to maintain the health and safety of the University community.
  • Members of the University community who are arrested for unlawful behavior must have their conduct evaluated for potential violations of University policy. Members of the University community who are cited for a violation of University policy must go through the applicable campus review process. [1]

While the tiered response outlines consistent expectations in many situations, it is not a rigid prescription that will capture all situations, all specific violations of policy or law, or all response actions. It does not dictate a specific timeframe. A tiered response does not mean a slow response but one that fits the situation and the resources to address it. Specifically, if violation of policy or law poses an immediate threat to life safety [2] or critical University functions, the University will act accordingly and mobilize the appropriate resources, which may include UCPD, Campus Fire Marshal, and/or other resources to respond. This is consistent with the University’s established tiered response approach, where an escalation of threat to life safety or of disruption to operations demands a rapidly escalated response. The tiered response approach outlined above is rooted in the best practices and recommendations of the Robinson-Edley report [3] and the Community Safety Plan [4] to encourage free expression while safeguarding the rights of all members to teach, study, and exchange ideas freely.

For more detailed information on campus safety measures and resources, UCI community members are encouraged to view the . This document provides comprehensive details about the strategies and protocols in place to create a secure environment for everyone on campus.

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[2] Life safety: Imminent threat of harm or endangerment to people and/or systems designed to protect people from immediate harm (i.e., fire detection and suppression systems)

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Emergency Contacts

  • UCIPD Emergency: Dial 9-1-1 or use a blue light emergency phone
  • Non-Emergency: (949) 824-5223
  • Lost & Found: (949) 824-1885

Community Safety Ambassadors

Community Safety Ambassadors (CSAs) at 嫩草影院 are student employees dedicated to enhancing campus safety through patrols, community engagement, and safety escorts. They work closely with the UCI Police Department, providing additional support and visibility, especially during late hours. For more information, visit the .

Safety Escorts

Available daily during evening hours.

  • Main Campus: Call 949-824-SAFE (824-7233)
  • Medical Center Campus: Call 714-456-549

Emergency Blue Light Call Stations

Available 24/7 across the campus, these stations provide direct access to UCIPD, with 211 on the main campus and 31 at the Medical Center.

Special Events Safety Planning

UCIPD provides customized safety planning for campus events to ensure a secure environment. For more information or to request assistance, please visit the and contact the Special Events Sergeant.

Emergency Communications

Sign up for zotALERT to receive emergency text notifications. Register on the .

Crime Prevention Programs

Learn about personal safety, theft prevention, and more through UCIPD's Crime Prevention Programs. Access brochures, safety guides, and other resources on the .

Emergency Management

Prepare for emergencies by reviewing 嫩草影院 . For additional guidance or support, contact the office.

Reporting a Non-Emergency Incident

UC Irvine provides various resources for reporting non-police-related incidents to support a safe and ethical campus environment:

  • Academic Integrity Issues: Report any academic violations within 30 days of discovery.
  • Student or Campus Organization Conduct Issues: Use the .
  • Faculty or Staff Concerns: Contact the for assistance.
  • Hate or Bias-Motivated Incidents: Submit an .
  • Workplace Violence Prevention: Report a workplace violence incident/threat/concern by submitting a . 

These resources are designed for handling non-criminal incidents and maintaining a respectful campus community.