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Wildfire Danger Rate Very High

Students are advised to enjoy the local area without putting the environment at risk. The area's wildfire potential right now is extremely high. Do not build bonfires on the lakeshore or in the woods. When conditions are this dry, even the smallest spark can cause a wildfire. Being responsible for a wildfire means you are responsible for covering the cost of putting it out. The entire NMU campus community is being asked to do what it can to assist in keeping the fire potential down. Information about fire danger levels

Wildfire Danger Rate Very High

Outdoors

Students are advised to enjoy the local area without putting the environment at risk. The area's wildfire potential right now is extremely high. Do not build bonfires on the lakeshore or in the woods. When conditions are this dry, even the smallest spark can cause a wildfire. Being responsible for a wildfire means you are responsible for covering the cost of putting it out. The entire NMU campus community is being asked to do what it can to assist in keeping the fire potential down. Information about fire danger levels

Services for NMU Students


Emergency Alerts	Motorist Assist Program	Public Safety Escorts

When on the NMU Campus

	NMU’s Public Safety and Police Services is located in the Services Building. Campus Map
	Road Conditions throughout the State of Michigan can be found on the Michigan State Police website. Click on the county you are traveling through to view the road conditions.
	Where can you park with your parking decal? Check out NMU’s parking map.
	If you see a crime happening or know of illegal activity, you can provide information to Public Safety online at Anonymous Crime Tips. To learn more go to Crime Tips.
	In accordance with state and federal laws, it is mandatory that registered sex offenders taking classes, living or working at NMU report to NMU Public Safety. Michigan Sex Offender Website
	If you are visiting campus with a weapon and have a concealed weapon permit, you can register and store it at Public Safety and Police Services.

Alerts
Public Safety reminds you to lock motor vehicles in parking lots! Learn more about swim safety at www.nmu.edu/swimsafe. Rip Current Forecast Swine Flu? Things to Know Information about fire danger level Homeland Security Threat Level

When There’s an Emergency
Dial 911 for the following types of emergencies: Police Assistance Fire Ambulance For NMU Health Center emergencies, call 906-227-2355. Learn more about NMU emergency guidelines. 5 things to know in case of emergency NMU’s Active Shooter Policy

When There’s an Emergency

Dial 911 for the following types of emergencies:

Police Assistance
Fire
Ambulance

For NMU Health Center emergencies, call 906-227-2355.

Learn more about NMU emergency guidelines.

Clery Act
The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act is a federal law that requires colleges and universities to disclose certain timely and annual information about campus crime and security policies, such as crime statistics, police activities reports and timely crime alert notices. NMU’s Clery Act compliance

Jobs Listing
Northern’s Police Training Institute collects information on available public safety positions nationally. Check back regularly as the list is frequently updated. Complete List

NMU Forms
Looking for a specific form to submit to NMU Public Safety? You can find them here. Complete List

Fire Safety Report
This guide is published annually with section 485(i) of the Higher Education Opportunity Act. All currently registered students as well as employees are directly mailed a notice by October 1 of each year that includes a statement of the report's availability, the exact electronic address at which the report is posted, a brief description of the report's contents, and a statement that the institution will provide a paper copy of the report upon request to NMU. An electronic version is available here.

Fire Safety Report

This guide is published annually with section 485(i) of the Higher Education Opportunity Act. All currently registered students as well as employees are directly mailed a notice by October 1 of each year that includes a statement of the report's availability, the exact electronic address at which the report is posted, a brief description of the report's contents, and a statement that the institution will provide a paper copy of the report upon request to NMU. An electronic version is available here.