Campus Services

LiveSafe

LiveSafe is an app for the Georgetown University community that provides a direct connection to campus police so that everyone can easily communicate all their safety needs. Its easy-to-use features help you and your friends stay safe every day, and enable GUPD to better protect you.

Learn about LiveSafe

Event Security

The Georgetown University Police Department provides professional event security services for student, staff, and faculty events. When planning your next departmental function or event for your organization, keep security in mind. Contact one of our dedicated staff for more details at 202-687-4343 or get started right away by submitting a request form today.

Master Key Request Form

Please click the following link to request a Master Key: Master Key Request Form

Request a Report

To request a report, please print and fill the Request for Police Records form.

Lost and Found

The Georgetown University Police Department maintains a repository of lost and found items. Members of the university community may report lost items, turn items in, or claim belongings in person at the GUPD office in 116 Village C West or by calling 202-687-4343 Monday through Friday between 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

SafeRides & Individual Escorts

The SafeRides program aims to provide a safe alternative to walking alone at night for Georgetown University staff, students and faculty. Walking or bicycle escorts from GUPD are also available for individuals.

Neighborhood Shuttles

Neighborhood Shuttles operate during the academic year along three routes to and from the main gates of campus (37th and O Streets) in continuous loops through Burleith and West Georgetown, and along M Street. 

Emergency Phones

Emergency phones, intercoms and call boxes are located throughout the Georgetown campus. Call boxes, easily identified by a bright blue light on top of them, are situated at strategic locations throughout campus for emergency use. 

Sexual Assault Services

The Georgetown University Police Department works with Health Education Services’ Sexual Assault Services Coordinator and other entities to respond and report incidents of sexual assault in a caring and supportive manner. The Georgetown University Police Department Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) has special trained officers who response to reports of sexual assault.  If you choose to report to the Georgetown University Police Department ask for a SART officer.

Visit police.georgetown.edu/sart for more information.

Safety Planning

Members of the Georgetown University community—students, faculty, or staff—may request safety guidance from GUPD if they have a concern with threatening behavior such as domestic or dating violence, physical assault, stalking, or verbal threats. Trained staff at GUPD are available to provide professional advice regardless of whether or not an official complaint has been filed.

·        By email: safetyplanning@georgetown.edu 

·        By phone: (202) 687- 4343 and ask for a Safety Planning Office