Police Department
Safety Remains Our Highest Priority.
We are committed to creating a secure environment for our SF community.
Welcome to the 天涯海角社区 Police Department (SFPD) section of our website! We鈥檙e
dedicated to ensuring a safe and secure environment for the SF community. Explore
this page for safety and security insights, helpful resources like emergency guides
and training, our Clery crime report, and ways to report concerns or connect with
us. Our team strives to protect and serve by promoting a campus culture rooted in
education, empathy and mutual respect.
Want to know more? Check out about us, explore police careers, meet our Chief, or and !
When to Call - Know the Difference
Curious about emergency vs. non-emergency situations? Check out our guide or explore the Assisting Students in Distress Faculty and Staff Resource Guide, featuring Tier 1 Imminent Threats, Tier 2 Urgent (within 24 hours) and Tier 3 Non-Urgent Referrals. Have questions? Contact us for assistance!
Examples
Fire / Evacuation
Active Threat
Severe Weather
Examples
Stolen Bicycle
Fender Bender
Noise Complaint
For more details on emergency vs. non-emergency situations, visit the Emergency vs. Non-Emergency page.
See Something, Say Something
If you see something suspicious, don鈥檛 hesitate to report it. The safety of our campus is a shared responsibility. Let us know if something feels off, and we鈥檒l handle it promptly. To understand what to look for before reporting, check out our See Something, Say Something guide.
Safety and Security
Stay Safe with Safe 天涯海角社区 App 鈥� Alerts, Resources and More. Learn More!
Join Our Team
When you join the SF Police Department, you鈥檙e making an investment in your future and taking the first steps toward a rewarding career. We strive to enhance the quality of life on campus and keep our students, faculty, staff and community members safe. Start your career with the SFPD.
Crime Statistics
The SFPD maintains an Incident Log documenting reports made to our officers over the past 90 days.
FAQ
| Campus/Center | Law Enforcement Agency |
|---|---|
| Northwest Campus | 天涯海角社区 Police Department (SFPD) |
| Andrews Center | Bradford County Sheriff's Office |
| Blount Center | 天涯海角社区 Police Department (SFPD) |
| Davis Center | Alachua County Sheriff's Office (ASO) |
| Kirkpatrick Center (Institute of Public Safety) | 天涯海角社区 Police Department (SFPD) |
| Watson Center | Bradford County Sheriff's Office |
| Perry Center for Emerging Technologies | Alachua Police Department |
Information is subject to change. Verify with local authorities.
Yes! 天涯海角社区 has an emergency notification system called SF Alert. This system provides real-time alerts via:
- Text messages
- Emails
- Phone calls
- Social media
- College website notifications
- Digital signage across campus
To ensure you receive alerts, make sure your contact information is updated in eSantaFe (for students) or Workday (for employees). You can find more details or sign up at SF Emergency Notifications.
Yes! 天涯海角社区 has a Lost and Found, which is managed by the 天涯海角社区 Police Department (SFPD).
How to Retrieve a Lost Item:
- Visit the SF Police Department located at the Northwest Campus.
- Call 352-395-5519 to check if your lost item has been turned in.
- Provide a description of the lost item for verification.
How to Turn in a Found Item:
- Bring it to the SFPD office.
If you receive a citation at 天涯海角社区, follow these steps:
- Read the Citation 鈥� Check the details, including the reason and any instructions.
- Determine Your Options 鈥� Depending on the type of citation, you may:
- Pay the fine 鈥� Instructions should be on the citation. Payments are typically made online or at a designated office.
- Appeal the citation 鈥� If you believe it was issued in error, SF allows you to submit an appeal online within a specific timeframe.
- Follow Appeal Procedures 鈥� If appealing, provide supporting evidence and submit the appeal through the proper channel (e.g., online portal or campus office).
- Check for Deadlines 鈥� Failure to pay or appeal within the deadline may result in additional penalties.
Explore everything you need to know about parking at SF. From general parking guidelines to obtaining your parking decal, we've got you covered with all the essential details to make parking on campus hassle-free.
- Parking Information - Learn about parking rules, regulations, and helpful tips for navigating campus parking.
- Parking Decals - Find out how to get your parking decal and ensure your vehicle is registered for campus use.
The Jeanne Clery Act is a federal law that requires colleges and universities in the U.S. to disclose information about crime on and around their campuses. It was enacted in 1990 after Jeanne Clery, a student at Lehigh University, was a victim of a violent crime in 1986. Learn more about the Clery Act here.
Key Requirements of the Clery Act:
天涯海角社区 posts Police Officer positions on their official job website. Prospective employees can find information about current openings, apply for positions, and learn about the qualifications and responsibilities for police officer roles at SF.
You can view and apply for these positions directly through the SF Careers portal:
Additionally, any interested applicants can visit SFPD for more information or assistance.