College of Southern Nevada (CSN)
Emergency and non-emergency phone numbers
For EMERGENCIES, from a campus phone, dial 7-911
From a cellphone: 702-895-3669
For NON-EMERGENCIES, dial 311 from a campus phone
From a cellphone: 702-895-3668
About CSN
Founded in 1971, the College of Southern Nevada is the state’s largest community college. The college’s leaders have made it a priority to provide an affordable, collaborative and inclusive environment that allows students of any culture to shine. CSN is accredited through the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities and specializes in two-year degrees and workforce development that allow students to graduate, transfer, complete and prosper.
The College of Southern Nevada empowers our students and communities to achieve, succeed, and prosper.
The College of Southern Nevada is recognized as a leader among community colleges in fostering student success, shared governance, and performance excellence.
- Integrity: We place fairness, honesty, transparency, and trust at the center of all decisions, policies, and operations.
- Lifelong Learning: We foster curious minds, continuous learning, and broad-based education to enhance creative thinking, problem-solving, innovation, and principled leadership.
- Excellence: We achieve and surpass our goals through continuous performance improvement and commitment to — and quality in — teaching, learning, scholarship, service, and administration.
- Academic Freedom: We embrace freedom of thought and speech in support of teaching, learning, communication, shared governance, and responsible civic engagement.
- Diversity: We value the integration of different backgrounds and perspectives among students, faculty, staff, and community members as a way to collaborate and promote creativity, innovation, and growth.
Announcements
University Police Department at CSN
The University Police Department provides free safety escort services for students, faculty, and staff to any campus location upon request. This service is based on availability. Contact 702-895-3668.
The University Police Department’s Property & Evidence Unit assists students, faculty, staff, and visitors with recovering lost property found on campus.
If you have lost an item on campus, such as a phone, keys, ID, wallet, or computer, please call 702-895-4889 and leave a detailed message. Be sure to include a description of the item, when and where it was lost, your name, and a phone number where you can be reached.
If your item has been recovered, we will return your call and schedule an appointment for you to claim it.
Please bring a state-issued photo ID when picking up your property. Property is released by appointment only.
The Property and Evidence Unit of the University Police Department will not accept any of the following types of property:
- Moldy or damp material
- Toiletries of any kind
- Broken or discarded pieces of equipment
- Odorous or soiled materials
- Food, food containers, or utensils
- Unkempt or dirty clothing
- Any material that presents a biohazard concern
- Any of the above types of material that are brought to, or in the possession of, the Property and Evidence Unit of University Police Services will be refused or disposed of.
The University Police Department offers self-defense classes in order to provide our participants with the basic skills to escape an attacker and teach them how to avoid dangerous situations whenever possible. These classes are intended to teach participants to take an active role in their own self-defense. Our Jane Jitsu self-defense classes are open to all students, faculty, staff, and community members.
Register your personal property with the University Police Department. Property registration is free and available to students, faculty, staff, and community members.
Laptops, tablets, bicycles, smartphones, scooters, and other items with a serial number can be registered. Registering your property can help law enforcement identify and return it more quickly if it is ever lost or stolen.
The University Police Department provides fee-based police and security services for campus events that involve large crowds, special security needs, or other circumstances requiring a police presence.
CSN Alert
About CSN Alert
CSN Alert is the emergency notification system used for incidents that present an imminent threat to life, health or safety to CSN students, employees, faculty, and community members. CSN Alert messages provide emergency information and instructions to protect yourself during an emergency. In the event of an emergency, CSN Alert will send emails, text messages, post to CSN Facebook and Twitter accounts, the CSN Mobile Safety App Twitter feed, provide audio and visual warnings to computer desktops, and provide calls to mobile, home, and/or office phones.
As a CSN student or employee, you are automatically enrolled in the system and will receive an email notification when an emergency or disaster occurs.
To ensure you receive immediate alerts about campus emergencies, update your contact information to receive notifications via text and voicemail on your cellphone.
Download the CSN MobileSAFETY App
CSN MobileSAFETY is an essential tool to enhance your safety at College of Southern Nevada. The app will send you important safety alerts and provide instant access to campus safety resources and emergency contacts. MobileSAFETY is the official mobile safety app of CSN.
University Police Services disseminates CSN Alert messages to students, faculty, and staff during an emergency.
To download the free app, visit iTunes or the Google Play Store.
Updating Your Contact Information
Police Services strongly encourages you to review your contact information each semester to ensure that emergency alerts are sent to the correct locations.
- CSN Students, Faculty, and Staff
- Login to CSN Omnilert with your active directory login (full email address) and password.
- Review the subscription information.
- Update your contact preferences under the “Services” tab.
- Click the “Add” button and you’re done!
Questions About the CSN Alert?
If you have any questions regarding your contact information within the CSN Alert system, or any other concerns regarding the system, contact Assistant Director Jessica Moore, at 702-895-3010 or jessica.moore@unlv.edu.
Emergency Phones
Emergency Phones are for students, employees, faculty, and community members of CSN to request help, report a crime in progress, report suspicious activities, request a security escort, or for any other emergency.