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The men and women of the 91Ô­´´ Police Department receive thorough, progressive training in order to provide police and security services for the campus community. The department is committed to providing the highest level of service through it's core values of Professionalism, Responsibility, Integrity, Dedication and Excellence. The department maintains and promotes respect for the individual rights and dignity of all persons and is dedicated to excellence in all of the services that are offered on a year-round basis.

Anyone who would like to commend an employee for exceptional conduct, has concerns regarding the conduct of any department employee, or would like to receive a copy of the Annual Statistical Summary of complaints filed, is encouraged to contact the department via e-mail (psu-udpd@udel.edu); phone (302) 831-2224; or in person to discuss the matter.

When submitting a commendation or complaint, please included as much of the following information as is possible or submit thisÌýCitizen Complaint Form:

• The date, time, and location of the incident.
• The Officer’s name, badge number, and description.
• The incident report number (it will start with 39), or copy of the report / summons.
• License numbers for any vehicles involved in the incident.
• Witnesses’ names, addresses, and phone numbers.
• Any information regarding the incident that you would like to compliment or file a complaint about.

The Community Resource Unit provides numerous services to the community, including presentations on a variety of topics such as personal safety and active shooter response, the Community Police Academy, scheduling ride-alongs with police officers, and various other outreach efforts. PleaseÌýcontact the Unit via e-mailÌýfor any community outreach related requests.

Visit our directory for a complete list of employee contact information.

If you witness a crime on campus and would like to report it anonymously, please utilize theÌýLiveSafe app; All information provided will be kept strictly confidential. Please remember to always dialÌý911Ìýin case of an emergency.

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A "Zoombombing" is a term used to describe incidents where a stranger intrudes on others' online meetings. This can occur on Zoom or any of the other online meeting solutions. The intrusion can range from eavesdropping to disruptive behavior as well as criminal activity. Please any incidents of Zoombombing.

Pick up any blue light phone on campus and you will be connected directly to a 91Ô­´´ Police 911 Dispatcher. Blue light phone locations are indicated by blue dots onÌýthis map.

• Virtual Mental Health Support -ÌýTimelyCare
• (302) 831-3457 -ÌýVictim Support Services
• (302) 831-2141 -ÌýCenter for Counseling & Student Development (CCSD)
• (302) 733-4799 -Ìý
• 1-800-FORCE-12 (1-800-367-2312) - Anti-Terrorism Tip Line
• Victim Resources -ÌýVictim Resources