Division of Public Safety

The Case Western Reserve University Division of Public Safety proudly participates in two disability assistance programs: the Blue Envelope Initiative and the National Public Safety Alliance for Individuals with Disabilities (NPS-AID). Through its involvement in NPS-AID, Public Safety became the…

Following a successful debut in 2025, Case Western Reserve University’s Safety town will return this August. Hosted by the Division of Public Safety, this free, interactive program introduces children, ages 5 to 6 years old, to essential safety skills through fun hands-on activities. Throughout…

February is American Heart Month, which aims to spread awareness about heart health and simple actions that can save lives. To observe American Heart Month, Case Western Reserve University’s Division of Public Safety will host a series of free adult CPR and AED classes on campus, including…

In an effort to give back to the community, the Division of Public Safety is joining local organizations in a Battle of the Badges holiday food drive challenge. From Nov. 1 through Nov. 16, law enforcement teams across University Circle will compete to collect the most canned and nonperishable…

When someone experiences sexual assault, every moment afterward matters. How a survivor is met—with compassion, understanding and care—can make a lasting difference in their healing process. Recognizing the importance of this first response, Case Western Reserve University’s Division of Public…

Case Western Reserve University will test its emergency notification systems—including its outdoor speakers—at 11 a.m. today (Tuesday, Oct. 21). This test is being conducted over fall break to reduce its impact on the campus community. In addition to broadcasting a test message on outdoor…

Local 5- and 6-year-old children started the school year with safety skills thanks to a new program offered by the Division of Public Safety at Case Western Reserve University. For the first time, the division offered a Safety Town program, modeled after programs held across the country to…

To mitigate safety risks and uphold university expectations regarding privacy, Case Western Reserve University recently introduced a new Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and Drone Policy. This policy, which takes effect today (Oct. 1) states: Drone users must pre-register all flights…

As the semester kicks off and hundreds of new students join campus life, it’s a good time to revisit ways to stay safe and keep your belongings secure. To support the CWRU community, the university police department has shared helpful reminders on protecting valuables—whether it’s your car,…

Fingerprinting services are available at the Division of Public Safety's headquarters (1689 E. 115th St.) for the Case Western Reserve University community. Fingerprints often are required for clinicals, internships, volunteering in schools, and professional licenses such as nursing, teaching,…