Point Campus Safety fosters a safe and secure environment for the University community through professional services in law enforcement, security, crime prevention/education, and traffic/parking.

Part of achieving and maintaining a safe campus is the willingness of every member of the community to be alert to potential problems. Reporting potential problems to appropriate authorities is an important aspect of our common life on this campus. Point provides around-the-clock security personnel whose responsibility is to have a very public presence on campus at all times.

In accordance with the Campus Security Act, criminal activity on campus is reported each year through material available at registration. This material will also be available upon request throughout the year.

Educational information concerning security, crime prevention and safety on and off campus will be made available through the Student Development Office. The vice president for student development will sponsor at least one crime prevention and safety seminar each year. Criminal activity will be reported to local police agencies, and appropriate follow-up with these agencies will be conducted.

Emergency Information

For information on what to do if an emergency should arise on campus, visit our emergency information page.

Point also uses a text-messaging system to alert faculty, staff and students to emergencies on campus. For more information, visit our campus alert system page.

To contact the security office, call 706-385-1459.

To reach the on-call security officer, please choose the appropriate number listed below:

• Main Campus (West Point, Ga.): 404-232-5420.
• Point Living Community (Valley, Ala.): 706-457-2832
• East Point off-site location (East Point, Ga.): 678-410-1955
  

Forms

Students, faculty and staff who operate University-owned vehicles must fill out the Driver Authorization Form. Please fill out this form and submit it to the Campus Safety Department.

Students who ride bicycles on campus are asked to fill out the Bicycle Registration Form and submit it to Campus Safety.

Students who park on campus must display a parking permit in the lower windshield on the driver's side. To obtain a parking permit, complete the Student Vehicle Registration Form and submit it to the Student Development Office, Access Student Services Office, or Campus Safety Office.

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Campus Safety Contacts:

Fred Berkeley, Director of Security