Public Safety

A group of UA police officers standing outside of police headquarters.

Ready UA: What to do in Case of an Armed Individual

It’s important to know what you should do to keep yourself safe.

An SRA stands outside of a campus building.

Security Resources: Keeping Campus Safe

This group of UA staff members is all about protecting people and property.

A University of Alabama police vehicle

UA, City Work Together to Enhance Safety, Opening New Precinct

UA and the City of Tuscaloosa are implementing several initiatives to enhance safety near campus.

A map of Alabama showing Tuscaloosa County under an enhanced risk for severe weather.

Be Ready: Severe Weather Forecast for Feb. 16

The National Weather Service is forecasting a risk for severe weather Thursday, Feb. 16. Stay weather aware and prepare with these safety tips.

A thunderstorm

Severe Weather Awareness Week: Be Prepared

While severe weather can be scary, you don’t have to be frightened. Instead, follow these tips to be prepared.

Water covers a street after a flash flood.

Severe Weather Awareness Week: Flooding

Flooding is the most damaging, costly and deadly severe weather-related phenomenon. Here are some tips to stay safe when it floods.

A tornado over a grassy field.

Severe Weather Awareness Week: Tornadoes

Tornadoes can strike Alabama at any time of the year. Here are some tips to help you prepare for the next tornado watch or warning.

A lightning strike

Severe Weather Awareness Week: Thunder and Lightning

Thunderstorms can cause property damage and be deadly. Here are some tips for staying safe when the thunder roars.

A map of Tuscaloosa County

Severe Weather Awareness Week: Where am I?

During Severe Weather Awareness Week, take time to pinpoint where you live on a map.

A woman looking at the UA Safety app on a mobile phone

Getting the Information You Need

Severe weather can happen at any time in Alabama. To be prepared, you need to have a way of receiving weather alerts.