2026 KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY ANNUAL SECURITY REPORT 7 current disposition, if known, of each incident reported to KUPD. The Daily Crime Log is posted each business day. It can be viewed on a bulletin board outside the Public Safety Communication Center (15 Old Main) and a bulletin board off the main lobby in the McFarland Student Union. Daily logs are also maintained and available for public inspection during regular and published business hours in the administrative office of the Department of Public Safety and Police Services/KUPD located at Old Main I-Wing. The crime log contains information about incidents reported in the past 60 calendar days. Any crime log information older than 60 days will be made available within two business days of a request for public inspection. Crimes Involving Recognized Student Organizations at Off-Campus Locations Kutztown University is unaware of any officially recognized student organization that owns or controls buildings or property with non-campus locations, including student housing. Furthermore, KU is unaware of any situation where local police monitor and document criminal activity in which students engage at non-campus locations of student organizations officially recognized by KU. Suppose KU is made aware of crimes or behavior exhibited by members of a registered student organization that violate conduct standards or university regulations, on or off campus. In that case, KU will allow the organization to respond to any misconduct allegation through a review process for student organizations. Conduct standards and jurisdictional parameters defined in the Student Code of Conduct are used to determine if a violation by a registered student organization has occurred. Campus Security Authorities As the Clery Act requires, colleges and universities must compile and publish crime, fire, and security information about their campuses annually. Under this law, “campus security authorities” are mandated to report crimes brought to their attention for inclusion in Kutztown’s Annual Security Report and Annual Fire Safety Report. The University identifies hundreds of individuals as Kutztown University Campus Security Authorities (CSA) as defined by the United States Department of Education. CSAs are determined based on their job functions, not titles. These designated individuals have significant responsibility for student and campus activities and, as such, are provided notice by KU as to the extent of their responsibility and how to report crimes to KU. KU CSAs fall into at least one of four categories: • Members of the Department of Public Safety/ Kutztown University Police Department. • Individuals who have responsibility for campus security other than the KUPD. At KU, the police are assisted by an outsourced security company (Allied Universal), which provides dispatch, security, and parking enforcement to the University. Others include, but are not limited to, residence hall desk receptionists, recreation center facility monitors and building supervisors, and student union and library staff. • Individuals or organizations specified in KU’s statement of campus security policy as individuals or organizations to which students and employees should report offenses. • KU officials who have significant responsibility for student and campus activities, including, but not limited to, student housing staff, student club advisors, and staff members of the Dean of Students Office who participate in student judicial proceedings. Individuals may report a crime to a Campus Security Authority (CSA). The CSA has the authority and duty to take action by collecting as much information as possible and immediately reporting the information to KUPD. Notification and Training of Campus Security Authorities Members of the KU community designated as Campus Security Authorities (CSAs) are notified in writing of their status annually. This notification includes information regarding the responsibilities of CSAs,
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