Institutions must disclose in their Clery Act annual security reports summaries of their security policies concerning each of the following –
- Reporting crimes and emergencies;
- Security of and access to campus facilities, including residences;
- The law enforcement authority of campus security personnel;
- The working relationship with state and local law enforcement (including if there are any formal agreements such as a memorandum of understanding);
- Encouraging the accurate and prompt reporting of crimes to law enforcement;
- Security awareness programming;
- Crime prevention programming;
- Monitoring criminal activity at non-campus locations of officially recognized student organizations;
Alcohol and other drug use; - Missing students (if the institution maintains on-campus student residential facilities);
- Preventing and responding to sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking;
- The availability of information about registered sex offenders affiliated with the institution;
- Timely warning procedures; and
- Emergency response procedures (including immediate notification and at least one annual test).
