Police and Campus Resources
Support services from ASU PD and campus partners
Campus safety is a shared responsibility of all students, faculty, staff and visitors alike. The ASU Police Department is one of many departments within ASU committed to protecting and providing services that contribute to this. Below are just some additional resources available outside the police department. Click on the maroon buttons for more information.
ASU Parking and Transportation Services offers multiple services to assist Sun Devils who commute to campus on a bicycle. All ASU students, faculty, and staff who bring a bicycle to campus must register with ASU at a bike valet location or online.
The C3 program is designed to provide training for faculty, staff and student leaders to identify and support the needs of students who may be struggling with substance use or other personal challenges that may hinder their ability to be successful in both their academic and personal lives.
ASU Counseling Services includes 24/7/365 Open Call and Open Chat and telehealth individual sessions for Sun Devils anywhere in the world, any time of day or night.
Emergencies, disasters, accidents, injuries, and crimes can occur without warning. Being prepared to handle unexpected emergencies is an individual, as well as an organizational responsibility. This Emergency Response Guide has been developed to assist with preparation for a tragic event. Please read this guide thoroughly before an emergency occurs!
ASU LiveSafe app is FREE for students, parents, faculty and staff to receive campus safety advisories, crime alerts and emergency information.
Sexual Violence Awareness, Prevention and Response
Sexual and relationship violence is widespread in society and has a profound impact on individuals and their communities. It takes a community of care to support victims and survivors, and ASU provides a variety of reporting options, resources and educational programs to prevent sexual misconduct.
The Undergraduate Student Government, in partnership with the ASU police, provides safety escorts at Tempe, Downtown, Polytechnic, and West Campuses.
State law authorizes ASU to adopt rules for the maintenance of public order on all property used for educational purposes and provides that those rules may govern the conduct of students, faculty, staff, and all members of the public. ASU has policies prohibiting threats, violence, and weapons, as well as disruptions to the ASU campuses and the working and learning environment.
In-person gatherings and events on university property, as well as off-campus gatherings that relate to university business or are paid for using university funds, must be registered with the Special Event Registry in advance. Certain academic, performing, athletic, and departmental gatherings are exempt.