Got a tip? Submit anonymous reports to UNC Police through the Silent Witness program. Witnesses are asked to provide as many details as possible about the crime including its location and any potential suspects. Reports are only identified by a unique number and will be reviewed by the Criminal Investigations Unit.
Mia is the official UNC Police Community K9, and she’s here to bring comfort, support and wellness to the Carolina community. With her friendly temperament and hypoallergenic coat, Mia is perfectly suited for her role.
The Carolina Ready Safety App includes emergency alerts, tools for staying safe on campus, emergency response guides, campus maps and a variety of health, wellness and campus accessibility resources, including a notification option for elevator outages.
UNC Police is undergoing the reaccreditation process through the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). As a part of this process, UNC Police is requesting public feedback from the Carolina community.
Are you prepared for an emergency with the supplies, plans and skills you need to stay safe and help others? Unleash your superhero, and join UNC Campus Safety for the Tar Heel Preparedness Festival on Tuesday, Sept. 15 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Pit and Polk Place.
Join UNC Police, Chapel Hill Fire-Rescue, Carrboro Fire-Rescue and the Carolina Softball Team for a free community event featuring family-friendly activities, a charity softball game and donation drive benefiting families staying at the Ronald McDonald House.
No action is required for the test, held regularly to ensure equipment and notification processes work as planned.
