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Police Links/Forms

  • Security Authority Crime Reporting/Form
  • Security Authority Pre/Post Test
  • Background Checks
  • Panic Alarm Request
  • Rape, Aggression, & Defense
  • Campus Safety Videos
  • Compliment and Complaint

Documentation

  • Organization Chart
  • HOP 4.4.1 Criminal Records
  • HOP 4.4.2 Sanction Checks
  • HOP 8.2.3 Alcoholic Beverages on Campus
  • HOP 8.7.4 Found Property
  • HOP 8.7.7 Security Sensitive Checks
  • HOP 8.7.8 Parking
  • HOP 8.7.9 Key/Card Key
  • HOP 8.7.10 ID Badge Policy
  • HOP 8.7.11 Contract/Vendor
  • HOP 8.7.12 Industry Auditor & Visit

Parking/Access & Additional Forms

  • Campus Maps/Directions
  • Report a Lost Access Card
  • Access Request Form
  • Key Request Form
  • Citation Appeal Form
  • Lost Keys
  • Lost Parking Permit
  • Bike Registration
  • Parking and Traffic Rules & Regulations
  • Special Events Worksheet

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Campus Security Authority Training and Links

According to federal law, specifically The Clery Act, previously known as The Student Right to Know and Campus Security Act of 1990, the UT Health San Antonio Police Department is required to report “statistics concerning the occurrence of certain criminal offenses reported to the local police agency or any official of the institution who is defined as a Campus Security Authority."

The definition of Campus Security Authority, according federal law, is as follows: “An official of an institution who has significant responsibility for student and campus activities, including, but not limited to, student housing, student discipline and campus judicial proceedings.”

This Federal Clery Act applies to certain crimes reported to the UT Police and other university officials known as Campus Security Authorities. Campus Security Authorities are federally mandated crime reporters. As such, these authorities shall report, on a timely and informative basis, any act-qualifying crimes that they are made aware of to the UT Police. The UT Police will use the submitted information to verify the appropriate classification of the crime. Test your knowledge as a Campus Security Authority with a Pre/Post Test directly from the Clery Center.

  • Campus Security Authority Crime Report Form
  • Clery Campus Videos

 

Clery: Right to Know

  • Clery: Right to Know
  • Campus Security Authority Training and Links
  • Victim Assistance Resources
  • Prevention Awareness/Program Schedule
  • Violence Against Women Act
  • Responsible Employee Title IX
  • Annual Security Report & Crime Statistics

More Information

In case of emergency, dial 9-1-1.

For non-emergencies, dial 210-567-2800, option 3 or email us at utpolice@uthscsa.edu.

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UT Health San Antonio
Police Department

7703 Floyd Curl Drive
San Antonio, TX 78229

210-567-2800

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