Public Safety Business Office, 4215 Emile Street
Academic Research and Services Building
EMERGENCY: 402-559-5555
Public Safety NON EMERGENCY: 402-559-5111
Public Safety Business Office: 402-559-4439
Fax: 402-559-8625
Public Safety personnel are on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week. For help, or to report unusual activities or crimes, call the emergency or non-emergency numbers as appropriate.
The Public Safety Business Office maintains all lost and found and can be reached Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m. at 402-559-4439,. The office is located at 4215 Emile Street on the SW side of the Academic Research Service Building.
UNMC Alert, managed by Public Safety Emergency Management, offers individual notifications, including text, phone and email, as well as notifications through digital signs, computer crawlers and a mobile app. This multifunctional approach increases the likelihood that emergency information is received promptly, allowing individuals to take appropriate actions to safeguard themselves and others.
Employees and students are automatically opted into UNMC Alert using contact information in internal systems, such as SAP and WorkDay. These UNMC-Nebraska Medicine community members may log in with their UNMC or Nebraska Medicine credentials to update or verify their contact information. They also may select how to be notified, such as texts, emails or phone calls.
Mobile App
The UNMC Alert mobile app complements the emergency notification system, providing users with advanced safety resources on their mobile devices.
The app is available to download in the Apple App Store and Google Play.
Features of the app include:
- Emergency contact button in case of a crisis, which serves as a “mobile blue light phone.”
- Friend walk, which allows users to send real-time locations to contacts.
- An emergency preparedness guide
- A form for reporting a concern.
- Campus map and other features.
Public Safety posts security and personal safety related information on their website. Students and employees are encouraged to review the information on a routine basis and contact Public Safety with any questions or concerns.