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Stock a kit with food, water, medications and stay informed with national, local officials.

This prestigious scholarship honors full-time public safety professionals who demonstrate exceptional dedication to both their academic and professional pursuits.

The early intervention training, created and administered by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, teaches any employee or member of the public the skills they need to recognize signs and symptoms of mental health and substance use challenges as well as how to provide initial support until they can connect with appropriate professional help.

Recent enhancements to the program have enabled injured UGA employees to return to work faster and healthier through a more streamlined process.

Campaign focuses on vulnerable road users in a changing world.

Plan supports cross-campus action following disaster.

Initiatives focus on power reliability, research continuity and system modernization.

Throughout his years of service, Oscar has become a welcome member of the University of Georgia community.

Produced by the UGA public safety team for International Student Life

The University of Georgia Police Department hosted its annual Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, February 25 at its training facility.

The expansive round of severe weather we had this week is a reminder that you should take time every year to prepare for extreme weather conditions, both for local severe weather and hurricanes.

Over the past nine years, the University of Georgia has dedicated $25 million to public safety. Recently, UGA President Jere Morehead announced the latest round of funding for security, which totaled $1.7 million.

Severe Weather Preparedness Week across Georgia is dedicated to educating the state’s residents about the dangers of floods, tornadoes and other potential weather disasters.

University’s investment in new safety and security initiatives totals $25 million over the last nine years.