Meet our Campus Security team and community partners (RCMP, Transit Police, SVPRO, ICBC, Crimestoppers, and VFRS), and learn more about their role on campus vs. community partners, as well as tips on maintaining safety and security on campus.
Campus Security responds to all First Aid calls for students, faculty, staff, student-staff, and visitors on the UBC Vancouver Point Grey campus. Our patrol officers are Occupational First Aid Level 2 (OFA2) certified and will respond and provide initial care and implement any critical interventions up to the scope of their training until paramedics arrive on scene. All medical emergencies should continue to be directed to 9-1-1.
Campus Security provides emergency support, first aid response, and helps to guide emergency responders (fire, ambulance, police) to the right place on campus quickly.
In the event of a medical emergency, first call 9-1-1 and then call Campus Security for First Aid.
Medical emergencies range in severity and may include: cardiac arrest, serious falls, signs of illness, exposure to hazardous material, loss of consciousness, and more.
In an emergency, call 9-1-1. Then call Campus Security at 604-822-2222 for students and visitors. For faculty and staff, please call 9-11 and then call 604-822-4444. Campus Security will provide urgent assistance and first aid 24/7.
Campus Security may be contacted at 604-822-2222, dialing 2-2222 if on an internal line, or using a Blue Phone. For faculty, staff, and student-staff, please dial 604-822-4444.
Remember to provide Campus Security with the following information:
Once reported, please keep an eye out for our Campus Security patrol officers and vehicles.
If you believe you have COVID-19 symptoms or been exposed to SARS-CoV-2, please use the Thrive Health self-assessment tool for guidance or through the BC COVID-19 Support App for their iOS or Android device, and follow the instructions provided. Follow the advice from Public Health. Follow the advice from Public Health. For more information on COVID-19 health and safety, please visit the Safety & Risk Services website.
For more information on UBC First Aid, please visit the Safety & Risk Services website.
As Library branches across the Vancouver campus reopen, the UBC Library and UBC Campus Security want to remind students to keep an eye on their belongings while using the library’s physical spaces.
On August 29, 2021, University RCMP responded to several calls for service at the fraternity village located on Wesbrook Mall. Officers observed hundreds of students gathering in the courtyard and inside several homes, contrary to current public health orders.
This week, Campus Security has put on orange epaulets in shared grief and to pay our respects to the children of the Kamloops Residential School, their families and communities.
The body of a Salt Spring Island woman missing since May 12th was found on May 15th
University RCMP are investigating the alleged unprovoked assault on an Asian women. Police are asking anyone with information or anyone who was a witness to come forward.