While the Clery Act is important to keep the public informed of crime at colleges and universities, it can be confusing and time-consuming for campus security professionals to comply.
Under the Clery Act, all schools that receive federal funding are required to provide an annual security report to employees and students. Non-compliance can result in large fines and damage to a school’s reputation.
To be Clery compliant, staff members must be able to provide documents when asked. But it’s often confusing to know which documents are included. Campus Safety’s free resource, “Explained: 3 Clery Act Requirements” will help security professionals answer such questions as:
- Which documents should schools keep?
- What’s the difference between an emergency notification vs. a timely warning?
- What should you know about the 3 Clery Act Requirements?
You’ll learn what 8 documents colleges need to keep on file for 7 years and you’ll also get a comprehensive look (including maps) at where campus property ends and public property begins.
