The safety of our students, faculty, staff, and administrators is our top priority. Public safety's actions to strengthen the safety of the Evergreen campus include:

• Dedicated campus police officers in and around Rahner Village, with the addition of Baltimore City Police officers working for Loyola on a part-time basis.
• Increased security camera surveillance of Rahner Village 24 hours a day.
• Increased police presence for Rahner Village, Notre Dame Lane, and the Ahern and McAuley Halls areas.
• Police escorts when student escorts are not available.
• Officers investigating propped-door alarms in Rahner Village.
• A lighting study was conducted to identify areas of the campus that may be too dark or could use additional lighting.
• A perimeter study was also conducted to determine areas where fencing, gates, or natural barriers were needed for added security.

Greyhound Alerts provide members of the Loyola community with relevant, timely information so they can make decisions and take actions to protect their health and safety during an incident. All students are automatically enrolled. If you are not a student, visit the Greyhound Alerts website for more information and to sign up. If you believe you have already signed up and did not receive an alert, or if you received an error message, contact Jocelyn Kelley at jzakelley@loyola.edu. 

You can track Loyola’s shuttles in real time by downloading the Double Map app on your phone. You can also view shuttle routes, hours of operation, and schedules on the Shuttle Services website. 

The road is one-lane and reserved for service vehicles only. Opening the road would violate the current community partnership agreement and open the road to more traffic.

Public safety offers security escorts on or adjacent to the main campus. Security escorts are a point-to-point service that may involve walking with an officer or riding in a patrol vehicle to your destination. Other transportation services can be found on the Parking and Transportation website.

While Loyola consistently takes measures to ensure safety on and near campus, there are areas beyond the campus's footprint that are outside the University's jurisdiction. For a list of safety tips, please visit the Safety Tips website. 

For questions or to express safety concerns, please contact:
The Director of Public Safety, Adrian Black at 410-617-2863 or the Associate Vice President for External Affairs, Joan Flynn at 410-617-5161.