• Sexual-Assault
• Court/Fire/Sheriff
• Campus Services

To report a lost/found item please send an Email to lostandfoundsu@stanford.edu with the following:

• Detailed Description
• Location
• Time and Date the item was lost/found.
• Contact information

Your email will be forwarded to a list of personnel responsible for Lost and Found items in various departments throughout the University.

You will only be contacted in the event that one of these recipients has the item you have lost, or is looking for the item you have found.

If you are affiliated with Stanford, please make sure your Stanford WHO information is up to date.

Faculty and staff residing in University housing may request a security assessment by trained SUDPS crime prevention staff. Stanford building managers may also request an assessment of their facilities.

The assessment will include a review of areas such as doors, locks, windows, and the general perimeter.

Contact Bill Larson (community-outreach@lists.stanford.edu)

If you are going to be away from your home for a period of time and wish the Department of Public Safety to check your home periodically, complete the following form and return it to SUDPS (If you are a frequent traveler, please send us updated information on your absences).

House Checks Request Form

You can also call 650-723-9633 M-F, 8 am - 5 pm to schedule a free spot check of your Stanford residence.

Enjoy 1 hour free parking located between the fire station and the recycling center off Serra Street. The DPS building is located to the left on the map below.

We are located at the corner of Serra Street and Campus Drive. Follow the sidewalk straight ahead on the map and the main office door is on the left.

For Live Scan, follow the sidewalk to the left on the map and Live Scan will be on your right.

One hour free parking is to the right on the map, past the fire station just on the otherside of the shrubs.

• By mail: Stanford University Department of Public Safety, 711 Serra Street, Stanford, CA 94305, Attn: Crime Stats
• By Phone: (650) 723-9633
• By E-mail: Direct inquiries to PublicSafety@lists.stanford.edu.

Jeanne Clery was a student at Lehigh University who was raped and murdered in her dorm room.

Jeanne's parents lobbied to have a law passed that would require all institutions of higher learning that receive federal funding to publish the institution's crime statistics, identify resources for those impacted by sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking, as well as policies and procedures related to timely warnings and emergency notifications. The Jeanne Clery Act was passed in 1990. This information is published annually, by October 1, in our Safety, Security, and Fire Report.

For further information on the Jeanne Clery Act, go to the Clery Center for Security on Campus, at http://clerycenter.org/summary-jeanne-clery-act.

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