The University of Montana is dedicated to providing a safe and secure environment for everyone on its campuses. It has a full-service police department. Although the University Police are responsible for responding to emergencies, you are responsible for understanding your role during an emergency and what you do in an emergency matters. For more information on the University of Montana's Standard Response Protocol and the protocol enhancements, click the link below.
UM police officers cannot be everywhere, so we depend on our community members to be our eyes and ears. You must trust your instincts and report anything that does not seem right. You do not have to believe that a crime has been committed to call the police.
You should call if something seems suspicious, out of place, or just odd. A UM police officer will gladly check it out. See how to report suspicious activity below. The University of Montana Police Department offers a variety of courses. Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. Road Conditions. Mountain Line Bus. Sexual or Violent Offender Registry. UM Police. The University of Montana's Standard Response Protocol and Enhancements For additional emergency preparedness information, follow the link below: The University of Montana Emergency Preparedness Page Report Suspicious Activity UM police officers cannot be everywhere, so we depend on our community members to be our eyes and ears.
If you have been the victim of a crime, or have witnessed what you suspect is criminal activity, please report it. Report a Crime. Strangulation Awareness Campaign. Grizwalk GrizWalk security teams provide safe walking or driving escorts anytime between dusk and dawn.
Parking Hours: M-F a. Permit Required: M-F 7 a. Weather 10 Day forecasts for the Missoula, MT area. Sexual or Violent Offender Registry An up-to-date listing of sexual and violent offenders in the state of Montana.
