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Student escorts are available daily between dusk and dawn to walk any member of the Hofstra community to his or her car or residence hall. Student escorts receive special training, are equipped with Hofstra University radios, and assist the Department of Public Safety in reporting any suspicious activity. Student escorts wear blue shirts and yellow jackets for easy identification. When you need an escort, call (516) 463-6606 or ask a Public Safety Officer for assistance.
The Hofstra University shuttle bus service provides the Hofstra community transportation throughout the campus. There are also scheduled stops at the Long Island Railroad, as well as at local shopping centers and restaurants. For schedules and information visit our web site, stop by the Hofstra Information Center, or call (516) 463-6606.
The Motorist Assistance Program helps community members with motor vehicle problems on campus. Public Safety can retrieve keys, jump-start dead batteries, help with a flat tire, or tow a disabled vehicle to a local service station.
Lost and Found is located in the Hofstra Information Center and is open 24 hours a day. You may call (516) 463-6606 to inquire about a lost item. Recovered items may be claimed after proper identification has been produced.
Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to report incidents of crime. The Department of Public Safety will assist in reporting incidents to the police and, if necessary, will also provide assistance dealing with the court system. The Department of Public Safety will also assist in obtaining other necessary services such as medical and counseling services.
All residence halls are staffed by Hofstra University students (Resident Safety Representatives) 24 hours per day, seven days per week. Resident Safety Representatives are trained at the beginning of each semester and also receive refresher training during the semester.
Public Safety officers patrol the campus on foot, bicycles and patrol vehicles. Officers also patrol academic and residential buildings.
Parking is available for all vehicles registered with the Department of Public Safety. Prompt registration of vehicles (including changes in state license plate numbers when necessary), proper display of the University parking permit and hang tag, and observance of all parking regulations are required to retain these privileges. There is no fee for parking permits. Parking permits and hang tags may be obtained at the Department of Public Safety Monday – Friday between the hours of 8:30 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. Copies of campus vehicle regulations are also available. Parking for disabled individuals is available for those who receive authorization from the Hofstra Health and Wellness Center. The proper parking permit must be displayed.
Emergency telephones are located throughout the campus at the following locations:
A comprehensive notification structure to alert the campus community of an emergency. Sign up online to receive emergency notifications by providing your personal telephone contact information. CANN includes the following methods of communication:
The Department of Public Safety regularly-