*CU Alert Test* This is a test of the CU Boulder Alerts emergency notification system. This is only a test. No response or action is required. Be sure you know what to do in an actual emergency situation, and learn about CU Boulder’s three tiers of alerts: https://alerts.colorado.edu
Testing of the emergency notification system is required by the Clery Act, a federal law: https://www.colorado.edu/clery/
The test will include text and email notifications, as well as notifications on social media platforms such as CU Boulder Police and CU Boulder Alerts accounts on X (formerly Twitter).
CU Boulder provides comprehensive safety resources for faculty, staff and students at: https://www.colorado.edu/publicsafety/cu-boulder-safety-resources
These resources include:
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Reporting – crimes and concerns, including anonymous reporting; maintenance issues
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Police – contact information for CU Boulder and City of Boulder police departments
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Support – mental health, emotional and psychological needs, discrimination, harassment, and sexual misconduct, student conduct, support after life events, and dispute resolution
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Emergency Preparedness – campus hazards and environmental health and safety Prevention – crime prevention and safe transportation
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Active Harmer Response – Run, Hide, Fight
If you think that you should have received an alert and didn’t, or if you need help signing up for the system, please email the Emergency Management team.
If you are no longer affiliated with CU Boulder and would like to be removed from receiving alerts, visit the CU Boulder Emergency Management website and email the team.
*CU ALERT TEST*