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Report a Crime
Call or contact us immediately to report any crime whether you are the victim or witness to the event. Prompt reporting will help the Police Department maintain a safe and secure campus environment for all.
In an emergency: 9-1-1
To contact the UCSF Police Department, call 911 from any campus phone.
If you are calling from a non-campus phone call: (415) 476-6911.
UCSF Police non-emergency: (415) 476-1414
For more information on how to repot an in-progress crime or emergency, along with what to say, see our Report a Crime page.
Get a Police Report
- To request a police report complete a UCSF Police Incident Report Copy Release Form
- Police reports cost $10 and payment can be made by credit card, cash, check, or money order payable to UC Regents - pay online here
- Fees will be waived for UCSF departmental requests
- Routine requests will be sent within two working days
For questions on requesting a police report, please contact Colin Sjostedt: at (415) 476-2454, Option 2 or email [email protected].
WeID
WeID provides the following services:
- UCSF ID cards for students, employees, volunteers, contractors, vendors, affiliates and visitors
- Fingerprinting services for employee background checks, licensing requirements, and NRC irradiator operation
- Basic notary services for UCSF operations only - basic notary service for UCSF students, employees, and affiliates. Basic notary service does not include home loan documents or other personal (non-UCSF) services.
- WeID service locations
- What to bring to your appointment
- Make an appointment
Campus Safety
Need a late-night or early-morning escort to your vehicle or between campus locations? Escorts are available to UCSF affiliates 24/7.
Get information about security alarm systems.
Locked out? We can help.
Is your department secure? Set up a free security survey.
We provide security for all kinds of campus events.
Emergency Preparedness
Emergencies can happen at any time: Natural disasters. Technology-related disasters. Man-made disasters such as explosions or bomb threats. Being prepared with the knowledge and skills to respond effectively to these emergencies can make the vital difference between becoming a victim and protecting yourself and the people around you. Your UCSF Police Department has taken important steps to help you obtain the information and skills needed for effective emergency preparedness.
Learn more about UCSF’s emergency enterprise-wide alerting and warning service for faculty, learners, staff, and affiliates with official UCSF IDs.
The UCSF Safe app is another way for faculty, staff, and students to get timely emergency information, news, and instructions.
- Supports WarnMe messages and emergency tweets @ucsf_police
- UCSF Safe can be downloaded at iTunes and Android stores
All campus departments and their affiliated sites are required to prepare an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) -UC READY. This plan outlines your department’s preparedness measures and priority actions during emergencies, from small incidents to citywide disasters.
Mission Continuity is the ability of an organization to continue serving its constituents and maintain viability following a disaster or other disruption.
The UCSF Police Department’s Homeland Security Emergency Management Division (HSEM) develops emergency preparedness training and exercises for the following groups:
- UCSF faculty, staff, and students
- UCSF Emergency Response Teams
- Emergency Operations Center Staff
- UCSF Administration
Go to our Training and Education page to learn more about opportunities available to you including:
- Floor warden training
- Evacu-Trac training
- volunteer opportunities with our Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), emergency communications team, and other local, state, and national disaster volunteer options.
See our Forms and Resources page to find more information about Emergency Action Plans, emergency volunteering, emergency procedures, and other emergency preparedness resources.