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Contact Us
On-campus: x-1000
Off-campus: 513 745-1000
E-mail: grossmank@xavier.edu

The Campus Police Department is located in Flynn Hall on Herald Ave, across from The Commons. The staff of professional officers is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. To reach an officer, dial X1000 from any campus phone or (513) 745-1000 from off campus.

Officers within the Department are State Certified with police powers and authority as set forth under section 1713.50 of the Ohio Revised Code. All officers have obtained at least 450 hours of specialized training through the Ohio Peace Officer’s Training Academy as mandated under section 109.78(D) of the Ohio Revised Code.

The Campus Police are responsible for the protection of lives and safeguarding of buildings and equipment; Deter and prevent crime; Educate the Xavier community in all aspects of crime prevention and survival; Enforce state statutes, city ordinances, and university policies; Apprehend violators, file affidavits, and serve warrants; Assist with traffic control and parking operations; Assist with fire fighting and fire safety inspections; Investigate complaints, offense reports, auto accidents, and any other unusual or suspicious activity on campus; Open and close campus buildings and property at prescribed times; Assist injured/ill persons; Assist stranded motorists; Escort students, faculty, staff, and visitors on campus during hours of darkness; Establish and maintain good working relationships with community officials, student groups, and other police and security agencies and courts.