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| Public safety officer Gill DePaula moves to cross another group of people on their way to commencement on May 25, 2007. |
| Megan Rossman |
What Public Safety Can Do For You
There’s no escape. Whether they’re
busting your parties, nagging you
not to ride your bike down the
Quarter Mile, and/or plastering
your only-semi-illegally parked
car with hundreds of dollars worth
in tickets, you’re going to run up
against our campus law enforcers
at some point in time. But it’s
not all bad — in fact, there are a
lot of really helpful things that
Public Safety will do for you! For
example:
- Lock yourself out of your car? Public
Safety will get you back in with
their giant rubber wedge.
If you ever feel like you’re in danger,
a personal escort is one short
phone call away. Use one of the
blue light phones and you don’t
even have to dial. Plus, they’re really
nice about it.
- Public Safety will serve as guards
for “high-profile” events to prevent
violence and/or discrimination.
And if you go crowd surfing at any
of the big concerts, they’ll help you
get back down right before you
smash into the stage (although
they do have to kick you out if you
make more than one pass).
- They’ll send you an e-mail if they
identify any of your stuff in their
lost and found. Plastering your cell
phone with an address label would
not be a bad idea.
- Public Safety will check under your
bed for monsters. Er...just kidding
with that one. But you get the idea;
having them on speed dial might
really help you out one day.
How to get ahold of ‘em:
AIM: RITPUBLICSAFETY
General: (585) 475-2853 (voice and TTY)
Emergency: (585) 475-3333 (voice and TTY)
Mobility Van/Transportation Office: (585) 475-7300 (voice and TTY)
Anonymous Tip Line: http://finweb.rit.edu/publicsafety/forms/tipline/
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