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Be Ready, Be Confident, Be JagSafe

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Augusta University - A Safe Place to Learn and Grow

We are committed to creating a secure and welcoming environment through a comprehensive, campus-wide approach to safety. One that ensures every member of our university community feels protected and supported.

Augusta University is leading the way. Our JagSafe initiative empowers students, faculty, and staff to stay alert, support one another, and respond effectively to risky situations. Through hands-on training and education, JagSafe builds a culture of awareness and shared responsibility, giving our campus the tools to prevent crime and promote safety.

Report an Emergency

For campus help, escort, or assistance: AU Police 706-721-2911

For emergency life-event preparedness: CEPAR706-729-2407

For occupational or environmental safety: EHS 706-721-2663

For keeping spaces safe and functional: Facilities Services 706-721-2434

Creating a Culture of Safety

Our approach to campus safety is built around you—keeping you informed, prepared, and ready to respond, wherever you are.

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Augusta University Police Department has a state-of-the-art on-campus dispatch center. The AUPD is committed to delivering fast, excellent service 24/7 to positively impact campus safety and security.

When you call, the AUPD will be there.

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JagSafe Emergency Management

Preparation is the foundation of confidence. We provide training and education to help you navigate emergencies effectively. From virtual workshops to hands-on simulations, this program lets you practice life-saving skills in a supportive environment, so if a critical moment ever arises, your response is second nature.

JagSafe Emergency Management

SAFE Stations

Help is always within reach. SAFE Stations are a key part of our physical safety infrastructure. They feature Stop-the-Bleed bleeding control kits, Narcan, and an AED. Paired with the SAFE Station Training program, these tools ensure help is close by. The SAFE Stations build resiliency and ensure we remain JagSafe and JAG Strong.

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Life Ready AU

Life Ready AU is a certificate program designed for students, faculty, and staff. Through the Life Ready AU program, participants build practical, real-world skills that range from vehicle maintenance to financial literacy. Our Jags already get a great education, let's get them more than college-ready, let's get them Life Ready.

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Emergency resources are available across all campuses. If you witness an emergency or feel unsafe, look for the high-visibility Code Blue Emergency Phones, which offer a direct, 24/7 connection to the AU Police Department at the touch of a button. For medical or safety concerns requiring immediate assistance, SAFE Stations are located throughout campus to provide essential equipment and support, including active QR codes for quick guidance. You can find the exact location of the lifeline nearest to you by viewing our university maps.

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AUPD builds on its history of safe campuses by leveraging edge analytics

AUPD builds on its history of safe campuses by leveraging edge analytics
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10 holiday safety tips from Augusta University Police
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AU Police to hire students for new Jaguar Safety Patrol

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Information is your best defense. Our Jag Alert emergency mass notification system is reserved for urgent situations that require immediate action. By keeping your contact information updated, you ensure that you receive critical text, email, and phone alerts the moment a potential hazard or weather emergency is identified. When you see a Jag Alert, you can trust that it contains the vital instructions you need to stay safe.

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