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UCLA Public Safety Advisory Council (PSAC)

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Introduction

The Public Safety Advisory Council (PSAC) is an independent advisory board to facilitate guidance on best practices and promotes communication between the greater campus community and public safety services, including the UCLA Office of Emergency Management, the UCLA Police Department, UCLA Fire, and Environment Health & Safety.

The PSAC provides a forum to review and discuss policies and practices, exchange ideas, and work collaboratively to develop recommendations on ways to enhance the safety, promote equity, and address quality of life issues facing the overall campus community.

Membership

PSAC is made up of thirteen individuals from across the campus, which should reflect the diverse nature of the campus community and be consistent with the principles of equity, diversity, and inclusion.  Individuals are selected to serve terms corresponding with the academic year. 

Meetings

The PSAC shall meet quarterly.  Additional meetings should occur as issues on the campus warrant more frequent meetings or if a majority of Council requests that a meeting occur.  

The next PSAC meeting is scheduled for:  TBD

Contact Info

For more information about Public Safety Advisory Committee, please contact: TBD

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