Emergency Information

In addition to text messages and emails to the campus community, the university will share critical life and safety information during emergencies or urgent events for students, faculty and staff on this website. If you need immediate assistance call 9-1-1 for all emergencies or call 9-8-8 for mental or behavioral emergencies. Download the Spartan Safe mobile app for on-the-go reporting and safety tools.

Department of Emergency Management

Spartan Safe safety app

Spartan Safe

Spartan Safe is SJSU's safety reporting and resources mobile app. Call in or submit tips on safety concerns or suspicious criminal activity; request safe rides at night or get a campus escort; access wellness resources and emergencies; and get parking and transit information all on your phone.

Download Spartan Safe

Weather Resilience

Severe weather events from winter storms to summer heatwaves can cause a number of issues for individuals and our community. Review the most up to date and relevant safety information on the Weather Advisories page.

Latest Weather Advisories

Emergency Preparedness and Response

The Department of Emergency Management supports the SJSU campus community by implementing programs and projects in emergency planning, training, response, mitigation and recovery.

Get all Emergency Management resources

Report Facilities Issues

Issues, incidents or emergencies that affect life, health and safety as it relates to the built environment or utilities on campus should be reported to Facilities Development and Operations (FD&O) at (408) 924-1990. If this issue is noticed after-hours (after 5 p.m. or on weekends) report the facilities issue to UPD at (408) 924-2222 to get the matter routed to on-call FDO staff.

Submit non-urgent issues to FD&O Customer Service

Environmental Health and Safety

The Environmental Health and Safety unit of Facilities Development and Operations is the authority on campus on all classroom, laboratory, workspace and facility safety matters and mitigation. From chemical spills to air quality safety, review comprehensive environmental health information on the EHS website.

Go to the EHS site