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Police Department Mission

Our mission is to provide the campus community leadership by establishing a secure and peaceful learning atmosphere. more...

Locations

University Police Department
1250 Bellflower Blvd.
Long Beach, CA 90840

(brick building at the south end of lot 11C) map

The Police Substation is at the University Student Union on the second floor - outside level.

Report a crime:

Dial 9-1-1 for Police, Fire, or Medical Emergencies. Contact the University Police by dialing (562) 985-4101 or use any Code Blue telephone, or public pay telephone.

Services

  • Night Escort Program (CSO)

    Call (562) 985-4101 to request an escort to the Residential Halls, Library, study lab or the parking lots. Use one of the Code Blue telephones if a public pay phone or private phone is not available.

  • LiveScan Fingerprinting

    The LiveScan hours are 1-4 PM, Monday-Thursday, at the main station located at the south end of lot 11C. Cost is $20 + DOJ fees, cash, check or money order. Reservations are not accepted.

  • Referral agencies for sexual assault and domestic violence victims

  • Specialized Seminars

    Seminars on sexual assault prevention, date rape and date rape drugs, drug and alcohol policies, sexual harassment and high pressure religious groups are presented each semester.

  • Women's Self Defense Classes

    Rape Aggression Defense workshops are offered throughout the semester. Read more online or contact University Police at (562) 985-8538.

Statistics

Clery Report

Crime Statistics Report Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act

These are mandated statistics known as the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act.

Crime Statistics for 2006

View crime statistics for CSU Long Beach from 2006 (HTML format)

Annual Safety Report 2006

Download Crime statistics for California State University Long Beach, in PDF file format - 15MB.

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Emergency Notification System

Frequently asked questions and instructions on how to update your phone numbers.

Activity Log

View the University Police Activity Log for the past 7 days continuously updated with new incidents.

Alcohol, Drugs and Weapons Policies

More Detail on Campus Regulations concerning drugs and alcohol may be found on the current editions of the CSULB Bulletin, the CSULB schedule of classes, Regulations for Campus Activities, Organizations, and the University Community, and the Staff, Faculty and Student Handbooks.

Policy on Law Enforcement

CSU police Officers are sworn law enforcement officers under California Penal Code, Section 830.2 and in compliance with state statute, meet the peace officer standards and training requirements mandatory for all California law enforcement officers. These sections give these law enforcement officers their authority to arrest. In addition, CSU Police officers undergo training specially designed to meet the needs and problems of a contemporary university community. All University Police Officers receive training on tolerance and diversity to better serve our diverse ethnic population. The University Police Department has a written agreement with the Long Beach Police Department which defines and details operational authority pursuant to Kristin Smart Campus Safety Act of 1998, SB 1729.

Previous Police Bulletins and Crime Alerts

More Detail on bulletins and crime alerts that have happened in the past.

Vehicle Traffic Map

Traffic map and restrictions for driving on campus roads and internal walkways

Parking Violation Bail Schedule