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• Pack Rides: Pack Rides provides on-demand rides to and from University locations during evening hours throughout the academic year. Visit the Pack Rides website for more information or to schedule a ride.
• PACKTransit: PACKLine is a shuttle service that provides access throughout campus, traveling in a continuous loop during the spring and fall semesters. Visit the PACKLine page for more information on stops and operation.

Police Services may provide court case information to parties involved in an event. A request must be filed so that the case may be reviewed and approved for dissemination. Please submit your request online using the form below or fill out a printed request and return to the front office.

The University Police Department may be requested to perform security tasks for events on campus.  Requests should be sent by email to Deputy Chief Josh Reynolds. Please also complete the .

Email Deputy Chief Reynolds at joshuareynolds@unr.edu.

The University Police Department offers fingerprinting by appointment at the main station on the University of ÁùºÏ±¦µä, Reno campus. This service is also offered to the public. To schedule an appointment for fingerprinting, please use the link below or call our front office at (775) 784-4013.

If you're having fingerprints done to comply with the University's Policy for the Protection of Children, be sure to bring a printed, completed packet and an IPO to your appointment.

Please use the online form to submit a Public Records Request directly to the Division of Administration and Finance.

The University Police Department offers a ride-along program for educational purposes related to criminal justice and law enforcement practices.

To request a ride-along, complete the form and submit to unrpd@police.unr.edu. Please review all requirements and guidelines prior to submitting the form.

Ride-along request form

The SafePack app includes safety resources, campus maps, and other resources for University members.

We provide advocate services to people affected by harassment, assault, stalking, and other crimes. Our goal is to give you a voice and ensure you have the resources you need.

Victim advocate services

To promote a violence-free campus, The Police Department maintains the Violence Prevention Program. Its goal is to provide an integrated and coordinated process for identifying and responding to students, faculty, staff and other individuals who may be at risk of harming themselves or others. The Police Department assesses threat reports with experts in the areas of law enforcement, mental health, student services, human resources and legal counsel to ensure an appropriate response. Other professional members may be consulted as needed.

Preventing violence and supporting the safety of the campus are responsibilities of all members of the University. Campus safety is enhanced through recognizing and identifying concerning behaviors and reporting the information in a timely manner. If you are experiencing or observing an immediate threatening or violent situation, call 911. Everyone is encouraged to report any unusual or threatening behaviors, even if the risk is not perceived as immediately dangerous or imminent.

To report concerns that may not pose immediate threats, you may contact Police Services by email at unrpd@police.unr.edu or by phone at (775) 784-4013. You also have other options when reporting concerns:

• You can submit a request through the Student Intervention Team, which supports students experiencing life challenges and is focused on guiding students to appropriate campus support services.
• You can submit tips by texting "UNRTIP" to 50911.
• You can contact the Reno non-emergency dispatch at (775) 334-2677 or (775) 334-COPS.

As the reporting party, you can expect that someone will contact you about your concern to see if you have any additional information. You may choose to report a tip anonymously; however, there may be fewer options for addressing the situation. 

For more information about how the Police Department maintains the Violence Prevention Program, contact Threat Assessment Coordinator Kelli Nidever by email at knidever@unr.edu or by phone at (775) 682-7256.

If you are a current student and would like information on the Girls on Guard drop-in class at the E.L. Wiegand Fitness center, please see their drop-in class schedule. 

If you are a current student and would like information on enrollment in the Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) academic course, please email unrpd@police.unr.edu or look for the class during registration periods. 

If you are a campus- recognized group looking for a private class, please fill out the .

This form below is intended for community members or University staff and faculty without an E.L. Wiegand Fitness Center Membership that wishes to take part in our community self-defense classes. 

*If you are under 18 years of age, parent or guardian consent is required.