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Are you one of the 10,000 bicyclists who ride their bikes to campus for work and school? Learn how to keep your bike safe.

As part of a robust campus security strategy, Emergency Blue Light Phones are located throughout campus and in parking garages and offer a direct connection to the University of Arizona Police Department.

Starting this Fall, naloxone – also known by the trade name Narcan™ – will be available in AED cabinets across campus. Naloxone is a highly effective and safe drug that can rapidly reverse an overdose, which means restoring breathing and consciousness.

The interactive U of A Public Map  is designed to help students, faculty, staff and visitors navigate campus, classrooms and parking, while also providing important health and safety information.

"We want to share as much about the organization as we can, to build those connections with the faculty and staff," said UAPD Chief Chris Olson.

Wildcats Take Care: Know what resources are available and what to do in the event of an emergency.

Chief Safety Officer Steve Patterson and PIO Tamra Ingersoll joined the U of A Community Relations team's monthly meeting with off-campus student housing manager to share safety information.

The University of Arizona Police Department is partnering with campus experts to train law enforcement officers throughout the state to safely and effectively communicate with autistic drivers during traffic stops.