REPORTING tO LAW ENFORCEMENT

If you want assistance making a report to law enforcement, you can contact Public Safety (909-748-8888)

The Director of Equity & Title IX Coordinator can also help you report to law enforcement, either by arranging an on-campus interview or accompanying you (or helping coordinate someone to accompany you) to Redlands Police Department to make a report

If the matter is urgent or recently happened, you may reach the Director of Equity & Title IX Coordinator after regular business hours, by calling Public Safety.

You can report to law enforcement even if you aren't sure whether you want to participate in a prosecution or investigation process Keep in mind, you may have an advocate or support person of your choice present with you when you make a report. Law enforcement may also assist with getting a SART exam and resources to do so

Director of Equity & Title IX Coordinator

909-748-8916 titleix@redlands edu

Public Safety

909-748-8888

Redlands Police Department Call 911 (emergency)

909-798-7681 ext 1 (non-emergency)

Social and Mental Health Support

University of Redlands Counseling Center

909-748-8108

CounselingCenter@uredlands onmicrosoft com

Medical and Other Support

(such as TI testing, pregnancy tests, Plan B, HIV testing, and other options)

University of Redlands Health Center

909-748-8021

Planned Parenthood San Bernardino 909-890-5511

FPA Women’s Health

877-883-7264

Medical professionals may be required by law to report domestic/dating violence and sexual assault to law enforcement You can ask about this before sharing information.