Campus Intersection
Safety on Campus
- About CCPS
- Services
- Card Access
- Safe Campus Community
- Video Monitoring
- Crime Alerts
- Code of Student Conduct
- Traffic Offence Fines
- Suspicious Packages
- Victim Services
- Severe Weather
- News Archives
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Personal Safety
- Work Safe Program
- Being Aware
- Dating Safety
- Drive Safe
- Indecent Phone Calls
- RAD Training
- Sexual Assault
- Facebook Safety
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Property Security
- Computer Security
- Theft Prevention
- Bike Security
- Wallets&Credit Cards
- Lost & Found
Community Involvement
Community Policing also means giving back to the community!
Drive Safely on Campus
The University campus consists of multiple buildings and numerous streets. While vehicles on campus are important for purposes of transportation, the campus should be considered a "people place" with thousands of pedestrians using sidewalks and walkways every day.
The speed limit on campus is 40 km per hour unless otherwise notified. We do have 20 km per hour limits, with associated signage, in higher volume areas. There are stop sign regulated intersections as well as traffic signals and pedestrian crossings. Always stay alert and obey the traffic signs and regulations of the university. This will help everyone stay safe.
Don't become a statistic.
Be Safe Be Seen Road Safety Poster
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Mission Statement
The Campus Community Police Service is a values-driven service based on dignity and respect. We are committed to excellence in professional standards, personal development, community partnerships, and activities contributing to the safety, security and quality of life in the diverse University community.
Contact Us
CCPS Staff Directory
Non-emergencies or inquiries 519 661-3300
EMERGENCY - Call 911
Community Safety Links
- Western's Disaster Plan
- Fire Safety & Emergency Management
- Western Foot Patrol
- SERT
- RAD (Rape Aggression Defense)
- Campus Safety Map
- Parking Services
- London Police
- London Crime Stoppers
- Fraud Prevention
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AODA
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Consistent with Western’s commitment to increase the accessibility for persons with disabilities, Campus Police fully support the dignity, independence and integration of the university’s equal opportunities initiatives.
We are currently researching TTD equipment for our Communications Centre that is compatible with Western’s voIP telecommunications system and will support improved communication with the hearing impaired.
