Welcome

UVU Police would like to remind you that although UVU has a low crime rate, thefts do occur. Please do not leave valuables unattended at any time while on campus. These are items most commonly stolen: books, laptops, cell phones, purses etc.

Report Crime

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This allows you to report a crime, concern, or incident to the UVU Police Department.  For more immediate concerns please call UVU Police Dispatch at 801-863-5555.  All cases will be reviewed by an officer. 
Report a Crime Form

Campus Security Authority Reporting Form

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Campus Security Authorities may report a Clery Act crime here.
Fill out CSA Form

Law Enforcement Oath and Code of Ethics

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Utah Valley University Law Enforcement officers take an oath of office. They also pledge to live by the Code of Ethics.
Oath and Ethics

Mission Statement

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The safety and well-being of our students, faculty, and staff are a high priority at Utah Valley University.
Read Statement
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Safety Escorts

Do you need a safety escort?

Many students or employees need to be on campus at night or at odd hours. Perhaps you feel nervous when you need to walk some distance to your vehicle, or other building on campus. If for some reason you would feel more comfortable having someone walk with you, please give us a call.

Call 801-863-5555

All it takes is a phone call to the police dispatcher 801-863-5555. Just tell the dispatcher where you are and and request an escort to a particular campus location. We will dispatch an officer to your location to walk with you or give you a ride to to your desired location on campus. We are not able to provide escorts to off-campus locations.

Quick Links and Special Messages

Lost and Found Property

Lost and Found is located at Campus Connection  , which is in the Sorensen Student Center. Please check with lost and found prior to reporting an item missing or stolen. 801-863-8797

Concealed Weapons

Utah Valley University complies with state law with regard to weapons on campus. Utah state law clearly states that a person may not possess a dangerous weapon, firearm, or sawed-off shot gun on school premises (Utah Code 76-10-505.5) except under certain conditions. One of these exceptions indicates that this criminal statute is not applicable if the person is authorized to possess a concealed firearm as provided by the Concealed Weapon Law. UVU abides by this law and accordingly allows concealed firearm permit holders to possess their concealed firearm on campus. There is nothing specifically set forth in the Utah statutes that allows a concealed firearm permit holder to carry that firearm openly on a college campus. State statute defines a concealed dangerous weapon as being covered, hidden, or secured in a manner that the public would not be aware of its presence (Utah Code 76-10-501, (3)(a)). As an institution, UVU respects the right of its students and others to legally carry a concealed firearm under those parameters, as outlined by state law.

UVU Annual Security & Fire Safety Report

Security & Fire Safety Report - 2024

Daily Crime Log

Available upon request.

UVU Police Office | GT 331  

Officer Involved Critical Incident Protocol

OICI Agreement

Police Office Locations

  • UVU Police Main Office | GT 331  
  • Police Substation (Next to Emergency Response Team) | SC 108H  

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