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“Georgetown University is a vibrant and dynamic institution of higher learning in a bustling metropolitan climate. In order to ensure that the school can fulfill its core mission of education and never strays from its fundamental ethos of service to others, the Office of University Safety strives to prevent and respond to any occurrence that would harm or disrupt University operations. The departments within University Safety provide the skills necessary in protecting Georgetown’s students, faculty, staff, and guests, in such a way that the University and its community may continue to flourish.”

-- Rocco "Rocky" DelMonaco, Jr.,
Vice President of University Safety

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Georgetown University's Office of University Safety is responsible for the security and protection of Georgetown University faculty, staff, students, and facilities. Our mission is to establish Georgetown as a safe campus through the integration of comprehensive security assessment, a professional public safety team, prompt and consistent implementation of safety rules and regulations, and a well-developed emergency response plan that will provide appropriate levels of emergency response and recovery on all campuses.  The office oversees the Department of Public Safety (DPS), Safety and Environmental Management (SEM), and Emergency Management and Operational Continuity.  Learn more about our Office of University Safety, its Offices and Services and Security Initiatives.

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