SafeZone App Information
The police department on the campus of Texas A&M University-Central Texas is providing emergency and safety support directly to students and faculty through SafeZone.Overview
SafeZone App to Enhance Safety and Security of Students and Staff
Technology to boost real-time coordination of safety, security, and incident management.
SafeZone – Get the App
The SafeZone App can be downloaded and installed on your mobile device by scanning the QR Code (below) or selecting the appropriate link for your mobile device.
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The Texas A&M University-Central Texas Police Department provides emergency and safety support to students, faculty, and staff through SafeZone. To access these services, download the SafeZone app on your smartphone or use the desktop application. Additionally, SafeZone allows you to quickly connect with the University Police Department during an emergency. Furthermore, you can use the app to request first aid, safety assistance, and other support when needed. Read more about SafeZone features.
First, download and install SafeZone on your mobile device by scanning the QR code below or selecting the appropriate link for your device. Additionally, SafeZone is available at no cost for iOS and Android smartphones, as well as desktop computers. To access its security features, users must sign in through Single Sign-On (SSO).s.
Scan the QR Code
“Working with university officials and staff, the A&M-Central Texas Police Department selected the new phone app to coordinate safety resources for our university community, allowing quick police response to personal alarms and immediate notification to students of campus-wide alerts,“ said Lt. Charles Wilson III, interim university police lieutenant. “Our new smartphone application solution delivers on all counts, helping to safeguard the University’s students, faculty and staff.”
The SafeZone system allows students to get help from officers by activating an alert on their smartphones, Wilson said. The student’s location and user details are sent immediately to police dispatch personnel, who can coordinate resources to provide the necessary help. “The SafeZone app will initially be available to the more than 3,000 students and staff on our campus,” Wilson said, “and, in later stages, will be offered for our study aboard programs.”
University Police Resources
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Mr. Charles Wilson III
Department: University Police
Interim Lieutenant
Core Building