109|Page The department also provides services such as educational programs, jump box service for dead car batteries, and on-campus safety escorts which are provided 24 hours a day. (Safety escorts can be requested by calling 610-6834002 or by picking up any blue light emergency phone located across campus.) The department is located in I-wing of Old Main and is accessible through the entrance of the building on the Old Main Circle. The non-emergency phone number is 610-683-4002 and the emergency number is 610-683-4001. For more information, please visit Public Safety and Police Services (http://www.kutztown.edu/publicsafety) or send an email to publicsafety@kutztown.edu. Opening and Closing of School Students are permitted to have vehicles on campus during the opening and closing periods of each semester, as authorized by Public Safety. Please note that parking is restricted to assigned lots and white-lined spaces only; restricted areas are off-limits. We recommend purchasing a KU parking decal at the start of each semester at KU Business Services, located in 107 Academic Forum. Students should contact Public Safety and Police Services to confirm the exact dates for this "open parking" arrangement. Safe Driving The maximum speed limit on campus is (15) miles per hour, unless otherwise posted. Safe driving practices must be adhered to at all times. Violators will be fined and/or possibly lose their parking privilege. Wheeled Devices (GEN-005)* (https://www.kutztown.edu/about-ku/administration/governance/policy-register.html) The purpose of this policy is to establish clear guidelines for the safe and responsible use of Non-Motorized Wheeled Vehicles and Electric Micromobility Devices on university/foundation property. This program aims to minimize safety risks to the university community, protect university/foundation property from damage, and ensure a consistent and safe environment for all faculty, staff, students, and visitors. This policy defines the prohibitions and appropriate use or areas of activity where the titled activity can be performed. Self-propelled wheelchairs and electric mobility devices specifically designed for and used by individuals with mobility-related disabilities are exempt from restrictions described herein. Students who need to use these devices as part of an accommodation or who have mobility concerns related to a disability, should contact the Disability Services Office for assistance, and faculty/staff should contact Human Resources. Electric Micromobility Devices: Recognizing safety risks such as potential fire hazards and personal injury to operators and others, the use of Electric Micromobility Devices is prohibited on all university/foundation-owned or controlled property, including buildings, facilities, walkways and structures, including residence halls and apartments • Electric Micromobility Devices are defined as small electric-powered transportation devices, including but not limited to electric-assist bicycles (e-bikes), electric scooters (e-scooters), and other lightweight, wheeled electric-powered conveyances. Non-Motorized Wheeled Vehicles: Use is permitted on campus grounds, provided users prioritize the safety of individuals and property.
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