The Clery Act requires institutions to maintain statistics on Clery Act crimes that occurred within Clery Act geographic locations that were reported to campus security authorities (CSAs). As these statistics are derived from the reports of CSAs it is imperative to create a sound structure for reporting this information accurately and succinctly to alleviate making the reporting process ineffective or burdensome. Standardizing the way CSAs report and the information they should provide can assist with streamlining classification of Clery crimes on the front-end making for easier record reconciliation down the road.
Join Clery Center and TrackTik, a security workforce management solution, as we discuss strategies for refining reporting procedures, elements to consider when working with or developing a reporting system, and departments or offices to consider including as partners in developing the content and executing the procedures. Clery Center will also highlight free resources developed to ensure CSAs know what to report and how to report it including our sample CSA Reporting form and our Clery Act Essentials tool.
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