Crime Reporting Procedures
Cal Poly Maritime Academy Police encourages all campus members to report crimes, suspicious activity, accidents, and requests for assistance as promptly and accurately as possible.
Emergency
Non-Emergency
24-Hour Service
Emergency vs. Non-Emergency
Call 9-1-1 For
- Crimes in progress
- If you have been the victim of a crime
- Fire emergencies
- Medical emergencies
- Suspicious persons or activity creating an urgent safety concern
Call the Non-Emergency Line For
- Unlock or lockup requests
- Vehicle assistance
- Safety escort requests
- Parking permit machine issues
- Cold crime reports
- Lost and found inquiries
- General police questions
Other Reporting Options
Reports may be made in person, by phone, or in writing. The person making the report does not need to prove that a crime occurred in order to contact police. Blue light phones are installed on campus for emergency-only use.
Clery Reporting
Campus security authorities who receive reports of Clery-reportable crimes should encourage the complainant or witness to contact Maritime Academy Police, and should notify police immediately if the situation indicates a possible imminent threat to the community.