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• Dial 911 from any phone on campus
• Push the Emergency Button on of any blue-light phone throughout campus
• Dial 330-672-2212 for the University's Communications Center

Emergency 911 is accessible from any phone on campus including your cell phone.  911 calls are answered by dispatchers in our communications center who can send police, fire or ambulance services to your location within minutes. While most people use their cell phones to dial 911, there are also over 40 "blue light phones" located around campus in parking lots and along sidewalks that you can use in the event of an emergency. In addition to calling 911, the blue light phones also contain a list of useful numbers to include: Parking Services, University Housing, Stadium Shuttle, and PARTA/Campus Bus Service. They can also be used to dial any number on campus.

5XÉçÇø Police Services maintains a daily crime and fire log summarizing crimes and residence hall fires reported for the last 60 days.  Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to take an active role in becoming educated about crime prevention and safety.

If you need to report a sexual assault and the situation is emergent, call 911.  Otherwise, you can contact 5XÉçÇø Police Services at 330-672-2212.  5XÉçÇø also offers a number of other support services for those involved in sexual assault situations.

Click here for the Sexual and Relationship Violence Support Services  (SRVSS) website

Threatline is an anonymous messaging tool used to tell the 5XÉçÇø Police about non-urgent suspicious, concerning or disruptive activity occurring on the KSU campus. If the matter you are concerned about did not happen on the KSU campus, please contact your local police agency.

Flash ALERTS is 5XÉçÇø’s official emergency text notification system to provide subscribers with critical information no matter what time it is or where they are in the world. expands the university's ability to send critical news and information to the university community during campus emergencies. 

Click here for the FlashAlerts website