The Clery Act includes new regulations related to emergency response, emergency notification, timely warnings, missing student notification, fire safety reporting, and hate crime reporting.
In 2016, a major institution was hit with a $2.4 million dollar fine for not meeting one of the requirements.
Criterion |
Timely Warning |
Emergency Notification |
What |
Crimes that continue to pose a threat | Any significant emergency or dangerous situation that poses an immediate threat to the health or safety of students or employees |
Where |
On-campus or non-campus (including “public property” that falls in your Clery Act Geography) | On-campus only (including oncampus “public property” that falls in your Clery Act Geography) |
Who |
The entire campus community | Can be tailored to the segment of the community that is threatened |
When |
Sent when enough information is available to adequately describe the threat | Sent immediately upon confirmation of the threat |
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Reach students, staff, faculty and other populations via text, voice, email, social media and more.
Campus populations can simply text keywords to receive information, ideal for event based message (e.g. parents’ weekend, sporting events).
Automatically import information from your student records and HR database.
Deliver alerts to precise locations with the ability to select or draw a polygon over an affected area.
Ensure notifications are accurate and timely with incident templates and message templates designed around specific events.
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