University of Central Missouri | Department of Public Safety

The University of Central Missouri (UCM) community is strongly encouraged to report all crimes and suspicious activities. Your proactive reporting is essential to maintaining a safe and secure campus environment for everyone.

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🚨 Emergency Reporting

If you are in immediate danger, witnessing a crime in progress, or have a medical emergency:

• Dial 911

• Call Public Safety:

  • Note: All Public Safety phone lines are monitored 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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📞 Non-Emergency Reporting

To report a past crime, suspicious behavior, or non-urgent safety concerns, use one of the following methods:

Method                         Contact Detail/Location

By Phone                      660-543-4123

In Person                     Visit the Public Safety Building at 306 Broad St., Warrensburg, MO  64093

By Text Message         660-422-2632  (Use when a call is difficult; not for active emergencies) 

Online via TIPS Form Below:

                  

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📊 Clery Act Reporting

The following reports are used for statistical purposes only to comply with the federal Clery Act. These are not monitored for active criminal investigations.

Note: If you have already filed a formal police report for the incident, you do not need to submit these forms.

• – For victims who wish to report a crime for statistics while maintaining their privacy.

• – For university officials required to report crimes under federal law.

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📜 Public Records & Statistics

Transparency is key to campus safety. You can access our historical data and safety protocols below:

 

Annual Security and Fire Safety Report

 

This report is published annually and contains crime and fire statistics from the past three years, crime prevention programs, and information on emergency resources.

 

Public Records and Logs

 

In compliance with state and federal laws, the Department of Public Safety provides public access to police reports, activity logs, media logs, fire logs, and crime logs.

 

View Public Records and Logs: You can stop by the Public Safety Office to view these records.

Request a Police Report or Other Document:

 

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Crime Victims' Rights

 

For more information on your rights as a crime victim, please visit the Missouri Department of Public Safety's Crime Victim's Rights page.