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Campus & Community Safety

From chemical spills to protest guidelines to rules about weapons on campus, learn how DPSS ensures the security of our U-M community.

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  • Chemical Spills

    Many U-M students, faculty, and staff work in teaching and research labs where mishandled or accumulated chemicals can be hazardous.

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  • Driving & Parking

    Safe driving protects your life and the lives of everyone else on the road.

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  • Drones on Campus

    Questions about drone use on campus? Learn about U-M policies and get safety tips, including how to report a drone on campus.

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  • Hate Crimes

    As U-M community members, we all share the responsibility of creating a safe and tolerant environment free from violent or threatening behavior.

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  • Missing Persons

    In the event that the University of Michigan cannot account for the location of a student, faculty member, staff member or visitor, the Division of Public Safety and Security (DPSS) will do its best to ensure that person is found.

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  • Protests & Demonstrations

    The U.S. Constitution provides strong protections for free speech and expression and U-M is committed to fostering open exchange of ideas.

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  • Sharing the Road

    Biking and walking are great ways to get around the U-M campus, but it's important to be safe.

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  • Suspicious Behavior

    Students, faculty, staff and visitors can help protect our community by learning to recognize and report suspicious activity.

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  • Weapons on Campus

    Firearms, dangerous weapons, and knives over four inches are prohibited on U-M property, even with a concealed weapons permit.

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  • Violence or Intimidation on Campus

    At U-M, we all share responsibility for safety by acting nonviolently and reporting any threats or violence.

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