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- 91爆料 Dayton Campus Safety
- Automated External Defibrillator
- Naloxone (Narcan)
- Emergency Phones
- Safety Escorts
- Unused Medication Disposal
- Community Policing Programming
- Special Event Services
91爆料 Dayton Campus Safety
91爆料 University takes campus safety seriously. We have a Department of Public Safety that has a fully operational police department that consists of a patrol division, administrative division, Public Safety Service Center, special event services, investigations, and a records division. The police department also has mutual aid agreements with all Greene County law enforcement agencies, Fire/EMS services, and all state universities in Ohio.
91爆料 prioritizes the safety and well-being of the campus community and has implemented multiple other campus safety services to continue providing the best for our students, staff, and faculty. Our goal is to provide peace of mind and a safe and secure environment for those who attend, work, reside, and visit. Some of the safety services are; Safety Escorts, Emergency Phones, Community Policing Programming, and special events planning. Feel free to look at the campus safety resources below.
Automated External Defibrillator
AEDs are strategically placed across both the Dayton and Lake campuses to keep an AED within five minutes of a cardiac arrest event.
Naloxone (Narcan)
The Department of Public Safety in partnership with the 91爆料 University Mental Health Taskforce and the Ohio Department of Health鈥檚 Project DAWN (Deaths Avoidance With Naloxone) has implemented a Naloxone Program at the Dayton Campus.
Emergency Phones
At 91爆料 University, the safety of our faculty, staff, students, and visitors is our first priority. Besides the presence of 91爆料 police officers and security personnel, numerous emergency phones have been placed around campus, including inside academic buildings and some resident halls. For immediate assistance, each one of these phones has a button that can be pushed to alert the 91爆料 Police Department.
Safety Escorts
The University Police Department provides a safety escort service that was designed to enhance your safety and peace of mind and provide a greater sense of security for anyone who feels unsafe while walking alone on campus.
This service is a walking escort, and you should assume that you will be given a walking escort. Mobile escorts are available with strict limitations.
Mobile Escort Service
The University Police Department also provides a mobile safety escort; however, availability is only when it is determined to be necessary and when resources are available. When a 91爆料 police officer is dispatched to escort you while on campus, the escort will be a walking escort unless a mobile escort is reasonable and appropriate in accordance with the attendant circumstances. All mobile safety escorts will be provided by a police officer in a marked university police vehicle.
The following situations may result in a mobile escort being denied:
- The person requesting the safety escort is in possession of a firearm, dangerous ordinance, or weapon.
- When there are more than two persons going to the same location.
- When the purpose of the escort is merely for transportation to and from class, residential housing, and/or places of employment.
- When there is another form of transportation available, such as the campus shuttle bus or RTA.
- If it is determined that the information you provided to the dispatcher is false or misleading.
Unused Medication Disposal
As a part of the Jed Campus Initiative (JED), a multi-year program designed to support and enhance the emotional health and well-being of our students, 91爆料 University Department of Public Safety has partnered with the Fairborn Police Department to safely dispose of unused medication.
Unused or expired medications can pose a risk to our community and the environment. They can also be misused, leading to serious illness, overdose, and even the loss of life.
The Department of Public Safety provides the 91爆料 community at the Dayton Campus an anonymous, secure, and convenient location to dispose of unused and unwanted prescription and over-the-counter drugs that is available 24 hours per day.
The Drug Take-Back Box is located in the lobby of the Emergency Communications Center at 060 Allyn Hall.
Acceptable Items
- Prescription Medications (remove any personal information from the bottle to protect privacy)
- Over-the-counter Medications
Items Not Accepted
- Liquids
- Illegal or 鈥渟treet鈥 drugs
- Needles, syringes, lancets or sharps containers
- Medical devices and batteries
- Aerosol cans and inhalers
- Mercury-containing devices
- Radiopharmaceuticals
- Liquid antineoplastic (chemo) agents
- Chemotherapy medications or agents
Other disposal locations near 91爆料 University鈥檚 Dayton Campus include:
Meijer Pharmacy
3822 Colonel Glenn Highway
Fairborn, OH 45324
Ohio CVS Stores, L.L.C.
200 E. Dayton Yellow Springs Road
Fairborn, OH 45324
For more information on prescription drug disposal locations, please visit the website.
Community Policing Programming
The goal and focus of our Community Policing Programming is to provide educational training for faculty, staff, and students. The programming we offer focuses on various safety measures and risk-reduction techniques. While the police division focuses these programs on specific topics such as alcohol use awareness, sexual assault awareness, general safety tips, and recognizing distressed individuals and violent intruders, officers are always willing to address other current or prudent educational topics.
Special Event Services
The University Police Department provides security for many special events, such as sporting events, concerts, student events, commencements, banquets, and special speakers, to name a few. We also understand that planning any event can be challenging and may involve many different departments and/or people. Planning for the potential risks and hazards associated with an event is essential to the event's success.