A last report was released today by the UNC Campus Security Initiative which provided an in-depth review and recommendations for improving safety and security for all University of North Carolina campuses.

This analysis by Initiative demonstrates what the UNC campuses do well, what the law requires, and how the University can do to improve security measures amidst a time of uncertainty.

The UNC Campus Security Initiative has encountered 26 findings and 36 recommendations in order to aid in collaboration efforts and the sharing of resources, along with many other opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to work together to make a safer UNC.

The office of Governor Pat McCrory worked alongside the Initiative to reduce the dangers alcohol and substance abuse, and many of the UNC campuses will work on this further for their program, which is focused on treatment and prevention.

The crime rate on each of the UNC campuses is still significantly under the statewide average, but the Initiative says that they will continue to “build on existing efforts with better coordination, clearer policies, and the best resources available.”

To see the full UNC Campus Security Initiative report, click here.

Related Stories
‹
UNC System Security Review Of Campus Safety Underway
The group will cover polices regarding sexual assault and other violent crimes...
Former North Carolina Gov. McCrory Enters U.S. Senate Race
Written by GARY D. ROBERTSON Former Republican Gov. Pat McCrory on Wednesday announced he’ll run for the U.S. Senate in North Carolina, shaking up the calculus in the expanding field to succeed retiring Sen. Richard Burr with the entrance of a veteran of statewide politics. McCrory, who served as governor for four years through 2016, revealed […]
Three Former N.C. Governors Visit UNC Campus for Panel on State Politics
It’s not easy to meet with a former governor. It’s even harder to get two to meet with each other for an event. The UNC Institute of Politics, however, hosted three former North Carolina governors for a discussion panel last Thursday. Former North Carolina Governors Jim Hunt, James Martin and Pat McCrory sat together on […]
McCrory Won't Run for NC Governor, Will Consider Senate Bid
Former North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory announced Thursday that he won’t try to recapture his old office in 2020, but will continue to consider a U.S. Senate bid in 2022. The Republican revealed his decision on his morning radio program in Charlotte, where he served as mayor for a record 14 years. McCrory had said […]
PPP: Dems Up In NC Early Voting, But It Ain't Over
More Democrats take advantage of early voting than Republicans - so the Democratic candidates' lead isn't too indicative.
A Tale Of Two Moderates: McCrory, Spellings, And HB2
When it comes to HB2 - or any issue - how you act can be more important than what you think.
Donald Trump, HB2, And The Soft Bigotry Of Low Expectations
Donald Trump and House Bill 2 are both symptoms of the same disease.
Mark Kleinschmidt Talks HB2, Department Of Justice
For civil rights attorney and former mayor of Chapel Hill Mark Kleinschmidt, the letter sent to governor Pat McCrory by the U.S. Department of Justice makes a statement. “It really just underscores how ignorant the lawmakers, policymakers are on what it means to be a transgender individual,” he said. The department sent McCrory a letter Wednesday, […]
McCrory Announces Budget Plans
North Carolina governor Pat McCrory offered details on the 2016-2017 state budget that he is proposing. “My budget invests dollars where they matter most by spending on key priorities that have the biggest impact on North Carolinians and their families,” McCrory said. The budget makes an investment in education, giving teachers across the state a […]
McCrory Defends House Bill 2, While Businesses Line Up Against It
Governor Pat McCrory released a video message on Tuesday responding to criticism of House Bill 2 and Attorney General Roy Cooper’s decision not to defend the bill in court. McCrory released the video amid protest against the bill and threats from national corporations to boycott the state. McCrory said the bill is a matter of […]
›