UNO Public Safety
We provide these services to the UNO campus community: emergency first aid response, criminal investigations, safety escorts, motorist assistance, building and ground patrols, and manage the university’s building access system.
UNO Public Safety is in compliance with the Clery Act. Campus Security Authorities (CSAs) must submit a report pursuant to the federal Clery Act.
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Public safety officers and sworn police officers are committed to providing students, staff, faculty and guests with prompt, courteous, and professional police services. Learn more
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How to Report Emergencies
When to Call Public Safety
Emergencies requiring police, fire or medical aid should be reported by calling Public Safety at 402.554.2911.
Blue Light Emergency Phones
Blue light emergency phones are located throughout campus and may be activated by simply pushing a button.
This will connect you with a Public Safety dispatcher who will provide assistance.
Contact Us
If you are experiencing an emergency on campus, dial 402.554.2911.
UNO Public Safety
100 Eppley Administration Building
6001 Dodge Street
Omaha, NE 68182
Service Counter Hours
Monday-Friday
7 A.M. to 5 P.M.
unopublicsafety@unomaha.edu
Main Desk: 402.554.2648
Fax: 402.554.3675
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Emergency Information Website
When there is an emergency on campus, the university website is updated as necessary with an emergency banner containing information about the incident or alert, and information regarding campus resources or services available to the UNO community.
Familiarize yourself with the emergency information website for procedures and guidelines intended to reduce your personal risk in the unlikely event that certain emergencies happen on campus.
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