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University Police Services

University Police Services
USF St. Petersburg FPF 105
140 Seventh Avenue South
St. Petersburg Florida 33701

Open 24 Hours, 7 Days a week
Ph: 727-USF-4140
Fax: 727-USF-4122

Emergency or crime on-campus dial: 34140 or 911

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This web page is maintained by: Stacey Borst.
The page was last updated 07/19/2007 .

Around Campus

 

 

  • Be observant. Make sure that you are aware of your environment. It is advisable that you familiarize yourself with campus buildings and landmarks.
  • Avoid taking shortcuts through alleys or isolated areas.
  • Know the route to your destination.
  • Stay in populated areas of campus buildings.
  • Do no talk on your cell phone or listen to IPod, etc. – anything that distracts your attention.
  • After dark, walk in well lighted areas of campus and the surrounding area.
  • Walk in groups. There is safety in numbers.
  • Try to "travel light" around campus. Carry all your belongings in one bag. Numerous backpacks, purses, cases, umbrellas and boxes weigh you down. 
  • Do not look like a “victim.”  Walk with purpose and display confidence.
  • Keep your head up and don't be afraid to make eye contact with people.
  • Never leave property unattended in any campus building or in your car.
  • If you need to step out for a bathroom break or to get a snack, leave your property with someone you trust or take it with you.
  • Park your car in well lighted areas where there is a high volume of traffic.
  • If you use a cell phone, radar detector, or CD player in the car, conceal them or take them with you. If it uses a lighter jack, hide the jack out of site and REPLACE THE LIGHTER PLUG.
  • Keep anything of even minimal value, in the trunk, if you do not take it with you.
  • If you see any suspicious activity or person, call USFSP POLICE at 873-4140.

 

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07/17/2007