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Events & Campus Police Assignments
Colleagues – Hello from UMass Boston.? My department oversees conference and event services campus-wide.? Occasionally campus police are assigned to an event.? Currently this includes events with alcohol, dance parties, and events that may require campus police to ensure safety.?? I am reaching out to other campuses to ask: What criteria does your campus use to determine when a public safety officer is assigned?? Do you have a specific set of criteria or an assignment grid/chart?? In short, what resources are available to event planners to help them to determine if/when a public safety officer may be assigned???
Please feel free to reply in the forum, or email me directly: geoff.combs@umb.edu
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Geoff Combs
Executive Director, Campus Center & Event Services
University of Massachusetts Boston
Boston MA
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Great question Geoff, here at IUPUI the witching hour has always been 11pm. Events that go past 11pm get our campus police department involved for student events. The attached is something we put together on campus a few years ago to help event planners.
Looking forward to what other ideas our colleagues have and will share.
-Joe
Joseph Hayes, Ed.D.
Director
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Division of Student Affairs
Campus Center
420 University Blvd., Suite 370
Indianapolis, IN 46202
317-278-8511 / 317-517-9752
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Sent: 8/19/2022 6:09:00 PM
From: Geoff Combs
Subject: Events & Campus Police AssignmentsColleagues – Hello from UMass Boston. My department oversees conference and event services campus-wide. Occasionally campus police are assigned to an event. Currently this includes events with alcohol, dance parties, and events that may require campus police to ensure safety. I am reaching out to other campuses to ask: What criteria does your campus use to determine when a public safety officer is assigned? Do you have a specific set of criteria or an assignment grid/chart? In short, what resources are available to event planners to help them to determine if/when a public safety officer may be assigned?
Please feel free to reply in the forum, or email me directly: geoff.combs@umb.edu
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Geoff Combs
Executive Director, Campus Center & Event Services
University of Massachusetts Boston
Boston MA
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