State Safe App
The Official Safety App Of Nevada State University
State Safe is the official safety app of Nevada State University. It is the only app that integrates with Nevada State University’s safety and emergency management systems. University Police Services and the Division of College and Community Engagement have worked to develop a unique app that provides students, faculty and staff with campus, community and crisis resources. The app will send you important safety alerts and provide instant access to many resources.
State Safe App
State Safe is an essential tool to enhance your safety at Nevada State University. The app will send you important safety alerts and provide instant access to campus safety resources and emergency contacts. State Safe is the official mobile safety app of NS.
University Police Services disseminates NSU Alert messages to students, faculty, and staff during an emergency.
App Features
UPD Twitter Feed
- University Police Department Twitter with the most recent posts from the UPD twitter
COVID-19 Information
- Information: Nevada State COVID-19 Updates
- Daily COVID-19 Self-Assessment Tool
- Nevada State COVID-19 Self Report Form
Safety Toolbox
- Chat with University Police
- Report a Tip
- Security Escort
- Lost & Found
- Annual Security Report
- Nevada State Crime Log
Campus Resources
- Ride Services
- Campus Maps
- Building & Services Hours
- Be Engaged
- Disability Resource Center
Emergency Management
- Be Informed
- Develop an Emergency Plan
- Build an Emergency Supply Kit
- Get Involved with U.P.S (University Police Services)
- Emergency Operations Plan
- Campus Map
Crisis Services
- Mental Health Screening
- Suicide Prevention Lifeline
- Case Management
- Medical
- Rape Crisis Center
- LGBTQIA+ The Center
- Community Resources
- Domestic Violence
- Mental Health
- Immigration
- CARE Team
- All About You Counseling
- Homelessness
- Student Emergency Financial Support
Friend Walk
Send your location real-time to a friend so they can watch you as you walk to your destination! They’ll watch you and can trigger a call to emergency services if necessary.